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Jon Arthur
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 Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 11:34 pm Post subject: 75% Super Novas,A.K.A New Guinea Jags, Reduced pattern IJJag |
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This is the clutch I am most looking forward to this year from breeding a male 50% Reduced pattern IJ Jaguar to a female reduced pattern IJ meaning these will be 75%RPIJJaguars it will be interesting to see how much effect this next percentage rise has on what is already a very reduced pattern Jaguar
Crystal my adult female Reduced Pattern IJ had her pre-lay shed on the 11th March and laid these on the 31st I was not expecting her to lay until at least the 4th April so missed the whole egg laying process by the time I found them they were several hours old and were covered with dry sphagnum moss and newspaper. Things have not gone as smoothly as I would of liked with this clutch but having had them set up in the incubator since the 31st of march they are showing healthy vein growth so fingers crossed.
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Yogi sire
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| Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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Nice animals. Glad to hear that the eggs are veining up. Best of luck with the clutch and keep us posted of developments. 
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nice one jon..
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Should result in some interesting animals. Good luck Jon.
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| good luck, should be interesting. the white plastic gridding you have beneath the eggs.... what is it called and where can i get it? |
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robuk
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Good luck with those Jon. Hope the incubator is working well.
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Jon Arthur
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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| lukewoolfenden wrote: | | good luck, should be interesting. the white plastic gridding you have beneath the eggs.... what is it called and where can i get it? |
How did I know someone would ask that  its known as egg crate or filter grid there has been some of the thicker black type on ebay recently too.
http://www.firststopaquatics.co.uk/acatalog/Egg_Crate.html
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Jon Arthur
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| robuk wrote: | Good luck with those Jon. Hope the incubator is working well.
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Cheers Rob yes its very stable and doing its job thanks Ive been playing around testing different methods of the no substrate method for months. Have you got your new smaller one now Rob?
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Jon Arthur
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Thanks every one for the kind comments I will keep you updated.
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