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arietans
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Hard luck mate. Better luck next year 
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trueviper_UK
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Thats a shame 
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Scott W
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| MJ wrote: | that sucks mate..... next season your have more time so lets hope you catch them  |
you were right Paul, I spotted her a few days back pacing the cage so I put a nest box in there and bingo....today I found a clutch of 24 eggs, four were slugs but the others look fine (although perhaps a little spongey).
Pics to follow soon.
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Ailurus
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wow congrats Scott.
What is the common name for this species?
Any pics of the adults? 
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MJ
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| Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 9:48 pm Post subject: |
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| Scott W wrote: | | MJ wrote: | | that sucks mate..... next season your have more time so lets hope you catch them |
you were right Paul, I spotted her a few days back pacing the cage so I put a nest box in there and bingo....today I found a clutch of 24 eggs, four were slugs but the others look fine (although perhaps a little spongey).
Pics to follow soon. |
SUPERB!!! you lucky man 
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Scott W
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| Ailurus wrote: | wow congrats Scott.
What is the common name for this species?
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cheers Tom, desert horned vipers, from Egypt.
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Scott W
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| MJ wrote: | | Scott W wrote: | | MJ wrote: | | that sucks mate..... next season your have more time so lets hope you catch them |
you were right Paul, I spotted her a few days back pacing the cage so I put a nest box in there and bingo....today I found a clutch of 24 eggs, four were slugs but the others look fine (although perhaps a little spongey).
Pics to follow soon. |
SUPERB!!! you lucky man |
thanks Paul 
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Stuart
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 nice one mate.
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lol,i didnt realise this was a dual post from last year and this year.nice to hear it has a happy 'nearly ending' i hope they hatch for yuz
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