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Hatching of A. coronata

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Posted by: Al_frog at Mon Apr 21 11:17:43 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Al_frog ]  
   

The first of my Acanthosaura coronata eggs laid 12/31/07 was found hatched this morning! Weight: 0.83 gms. 112 days to hatching. I had about given up on these as they had gotten to the point of having patches of green algae on them even. There are 4 or 5 left to go (one may not be good). Also gives me hope that my A. capra may yet hatch (that are much younger) which will be even more exciting. Now to get it to survive.

   

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