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zarozinia
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 Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 11:34 pm Post subject: Uroplatus fimbriatus digging |
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Im so excited, my female has been digging quite deep for two nights in a row now, which Im guessing means she might be about to produce eggs. I cannot feel eggs in her but she is rather plump - much larger than the male. Watch this space for more news and beware if I get much more excited I might just POP! 
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zarozinia
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I flatenned all the substrate down yesterday and have just taken a quick peek, she has been digging again so it is looking promising.
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mark_w
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I thought these were egg gluers like Phelsuma?
I could be wrong - wouldn't be the first time!
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zarozinia
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Some Uroplatus glue eggs, some lay in plant crevices and some dig and lay under heavy foliage.
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Awesome! In the mean time...pictures of mom and dad are always welcome!
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Phil1988
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Nice one! And yeah why not keep us amused with some pics  |
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PaulG
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Nice one Angi !!
Good luck !!
I love getting eggs its always a great feeling knowing you are carrying on the species.
[ok i will stop blabbing  ]
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Fingers crossed for some eggs!
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mark_w
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Angi, just wondering, did you get any eggs???
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