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Nesting with natural materials

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Posted by: FR at Mon Aug 11 09:09:18 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

Right now, I have two females nesting, one in eco earth/sand mixture, this is her second clutch.
And this second female. She is also an axanthic, I field collected her a year ago, she was small 15 inches and thin, 85 to 90 grams. She had two sets of broken ribs that appeared healed.

Here is a series of pics, on how she has been using a nesting material(silty sand) that was collected near where she was found and the same as what she was found on.



She is blue now, and has cycled and eggs can easily be palpated. Enjoy


   

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