That's awesome, Randy, and a great pic too! It would be great if all of them had such a short incubation period imho. Have you ever bred dione before? I have read/heard that depending on gestation length, their eggs can hatch in as little as 13 days!

I will be trying to breed my bimaculata again next year, and this time they will cool in the fridge with the rest of the Eurasians. I will also be breeding my South Korean dione for the first time, next year.

-Toby
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Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research

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• bimacs pipping - RandyWhittington, Wed Jul 2 07:39:21 2008
• RE: bimacs pipping - jhnscrg, Wed Jul 2 13:01:57 2008
• congrats and that is quite fast n/p - FRoberts, Wed Jul 2 14:00:28 2008
• RE: bimacs pipping - antelope, Wed Jul 2 22:54:23 2008
• Thanks everyone. - RandyWhittington, Thu Jul 3 07:15:45 2008
• RE: bimacs pipping - metalpest, Thu Jul 3 00:39:49 2008
• RE: bimacs pipping - tbrock, Thu Jul 3 01:25:26 2008
• RE: bimacs pipping - RandyWhittington, Thu Jul 3 07:14:12 2008
• RE: bimacs pipping - tbrock, Thu Jul 3 19:31:56 2008