Hi Neal!

Well, It's a long story. But let me put it this way ... If you learn from mistakes I definitely know what NOT to do next time. Now 3 clutches later I finally figured out what works for my monitors and got some sweet hatchlings as a result. They did catch me a little bit by suprise though. I expected them to hatch last week of July but it only took about 95 days for the eggs hatch @ 85 degrees F.

The babies are doing great! Already eating roaches (eublaberus prosticus) and crickets.

How are your babies doing?

I had to separate my breeding trio. The females started to fight. Although i caught them early on they almost killed each other. They are doing fine now two months later but they had me worried.

Here's a pic of the father... Enjoy.




// Tom

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• Varanus storri - TomSundin, Sun Jul 9 01:58:42 2006
• RE: Varanus storri - Neal_, Sun Jul 9 09:12:16 2006
• RE: Congrats you two, and I was thinking - FR, Sun Jul 9 11:05:58 2006
• RE: Congrats you two, and I was thinking - rsg, Mon Jul 10 16:11:01 2006
• RE: Of course Rsg - FR, Mon Jul 10 18:00:33 2006
• RE: Varanus storri - TomSundin, Tue Jul 11 02:32:54 2006