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Rickeezee
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Sally was right my house is a fertile house! 
Franz F is in the mood! 
Look at his colours! Edina is pink all over does not show so well in pics though!
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lol......looking good Rick, that's the easy part, hatching the eggs is where a lot of people fail.
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| Scott W wrote: | | lol......looking good Rick, that's the easy part, hatching the eggs is where a lot of people fail. |
Any advice much appreciated please on the egg front?
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I would say it's a case of getting the incubation substrate 'spot on'. I would be tempted to use 2" of vermiculite with dry perlite on top.
Other than that I can't really offer any other advice as I have never bred panthers.
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Rickeezee
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| Scott W wrote: | I would say it's a case of getting the incubation substrate 'spot on'. I would be tempted to use 2" of vermiculite with dry perlite on top.
Other than that I can't really offer any other advice as I have never bred panthers. |
To double check, so damp vermiculite and keep perlite dry? what depth perlite? Lay eggs a third exposed side on?
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Nice one Rick! Fingers crossed for you mate!
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| Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 5:41 pm Post subject: |
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GO FRANZ! 
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| Mememe wrote: | | GO FRANZ! |
They have been, all afternoon! 
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Chantal
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| Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 11:06 pm Post subject: |
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Geez, she's going to kill him.
And by the way Rick, the camera, did you look at their eyes? It's saying, leave us alone for gods sake.
Starting to sound like a peeping tom. |
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Chantal
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I know nothing about Chameleon so this question may sound foolish but does the female always have duller colors than the male?
Or is it just a diff. breed? |
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