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Eryx muelleri hatching

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Posted by: CBH at Thu Apr 14 12:14:57 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CBH ]  
   

Hey all-

One of my LTC (>5 years) female Eryx muelleri laid 10 eggs (8 looked good, two unfertilized) on March 25th. Today April 14th, the first baby pipped. Two of the eggs look great, four look so so, and 2 might have went bad (we will see). These babies are truly "captive bred" (not from gravid imported females).






Cheers,
Chris




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