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kroakykaren
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 Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 9:28 pm Post subject: Pygmy Chams Hatching |
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sorry they are a bit big hatched tonight about 6 pm
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kroakykaren
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Yours will be ready to go soon Rick  |
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Scott W
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stunning Karen, great photos too!!
Can I ask, is that the incubation substrate? Looks very wet, did you keep it like that the whole time?
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Excellant Karen, well done. You and Jan are both doing well with this species. I have four youngsters here now, I only hope I can be as successful with mine as you have both been. I think that they are a really interesting species to keep.
Great pics, thanks for sharing with us 
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kroakykaren
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| Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 7:28 am Post subject: |
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Scott i did keep the incubation substrate that wet the whole time, i find you get a better hatch rate and it keeps the temp down, as they hatch better on the cooler side if they get to warm its goodnight nurse! Pete I am sure you will have great success
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Scott W
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Interesting karen, thanks. How many did you hatch out?
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Karen / Jan when you incubated the brevs eggs, did you leave them in situ or remove them to a conventional incubator and what temp do they like to be incubated at and for how long before they hatch? How often does the female cycle per year for egg laying? How long do they carry their eggs for?
Soz about all the questions but its interesting, thanks.
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They are incredibly small huh!!
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