Red spot granite x blue granite = offspring

glittery

glittery

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i am so happy now. Wait for so long. here is my little angle

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Female:

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Male:

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billewicz

billewicz

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Hatchling arrive with a belly full of yoke. Then they eat their first shed.
It seems they will lick their parents droppings to establish their own GI track digestive system.

Then they will start on small crickets or roaches.:biggrin:
 
glittery

glittery

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billewicz said:
Hatchling arrive with a belly full of yoke. Then they eat their first shed.
It seems they will lick their parents droppings to establish their own GI track digestive system.

Then they will start on small crickets or roaches.:biggrin:
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Now i keep the baby in another tank. Not live together with his family. So is it ok for him?
 
billewicz

billewicz

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Marauderhex said:
You can leave hatchlings in with their parents for around 5 months if I remember correctly.
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Yes, 4-5 months is fine. Especially for young males. If not, Dad will pull the young males tails off and eventually kill them. But before then, they are quite happy together.

Since you pulled the hatchling, place some of the adult droppings in the little ones enclosure. Reintroduce small prey items in the next week.

Good luck.
 
MC gecko

MC gecko

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billewicz said:
Since you pulled the hatchling, place some of the adult droppings in the little ones enclosure. Reintroduce small prey items in the next week.

Good luck.
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Why do you place some of the adult droppings ?
The hatchling feel more safer ? Or is it for another reason?

And sorry I'm french, when you talking about dropping, you talking about excrement ?

Thanks

Mathieu Bigras
 
Marauderhex

Marauderhex

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Mattias, yes, Michael is referring to excrement. It's for the purposes of building the gastrointestinal fauna of the hatchling. Glittery, I'm not sure about re-introducing the hatchling into the parent's enclosure, you may want to just leave him seperated.
 
MC gecko

MC gecko

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Marauderhex said:
Mattias, yes, Michael is referring to excrement. It's for the purposes of building the gastrointestinal fauna of the hatchling. Glittery, I'm not sure about re-introducing the hatchling into the parent's enclosure, you may want to just leave him seperated.
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Ok thanks Marauder, first time I read it but its makes sense.


Mathieu Bigras
 
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