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RE: Corkbark Hatchling: a couple questions

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Posted by: mphelps at Thu Jan 11 00:38:18 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mphelps ]  
   

Thanks Matt.

I was planning to remove the female from the males cage just for the reason you said. I plan to set up a new cage next week so that I can move her as soon as she lays her next clutch.

I will 'eyeball' my hatchlings head and estimate a size of cricket. I wonder if my hatchling is smaller than yours. The first pair of eggs from my female are smaller than the following four. Hence, the hatchling may be on the small side. I used to breed chameleons, and had an instance were a set of smaller eggs yielded small neonates. But the smaller babies grew and caught up with their larger clutch mates.


   

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