miguel camacho!
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I noticed one of the females on the floor of the enclosure last night, snooping around. When I got up this morning, I looked in and saw her doing her thing. Last week, there was a single dud egg I found in the enclosure (the first I've noticed from this group). I assumed the other had been eaten. I believe it was possibly a mixed clutch - one fertile, one infertile. I guess I'll see if it looks like she lays another single egg soon. This is the first time I've actually been able to see an egg before the female took off. After a while, I noticed she began moving...she was covering up the egg! Took a little video.
Sorry that the video is a bit overexposed and shaky.
Uroplatus aff henkeli | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Sorry that the video is a bit overexposed and shaky.
Uroplatus aff henkeli | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
