G. kuroiwae Hatchlings

Laza

Laza

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This is my second clutch of these little stunners hatched last night.
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These are pic's of my first clutch. They're coming on really well.
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Laza

Laza

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Cavies

Thanks everyone for your great comments:)


manu02 said:
Congratulations ! ;-)

Have had you problems of eggs not fertilized with your kuroiwae?
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My pair had 4 clutches, first two clutches hatched, but the third clutch was odd, the eggs did'nt look right and went moldy after a week. The forth clutch is doing great and will hatch early November.
 
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manu02

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Thank you for this answer ;-), because for my part with mine, since 2 years I have only eggs not fertilized (7 clutches for 13 eggs) ... :sad:
 
Laza

Laza

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Goni

manu02 said:
Thank you for this answer ;-), because for my part with mine, since 2 years I have only eggs not fertilized (7 clutches for 13 eggs) ... :sad:
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That's unreal to have so many eggs un fertilised, I don't do nothing with my kuroiwae thats any different to the way I keep the rest of my Goni's. Got my pair last year , went through the winter and they've just cracked on breeding.
How do you keep yours, see if there's any difference in the husbandry that may be causing the male not to show interest.
 
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manu02

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Laza said:
That's unreal to have so many eggs un fertilised, I don't do nothing with my kuroiwae thats any different to the way I keep the rest of my Goni's. Got my pair last year , went through the winter and they've just cracked on breeding.
How do you keep yours, see if there's any difference in the husbandry that may be causing the male not to show interest.
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Hi Laza, no I do not understand either, it is the only one who makes me that... :roll:
 
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