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Cone head babies-pictures

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:23 PM

babies

Replies (10)

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:24 PM

more babies

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:25 PM

baby in the tank

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:25 PM

that baby tank

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:26 PM

This baby didn't make it out of the egg

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:26 PM

close up of the mom

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:27 PM

More eggs in her sides (which she has laid now)

kinyonga Sep 18, 2006 01:54 PM

How many eggs did the female lay? How many hatched? Did she lay more than one clutch? L. longipes?

I love their dark spinal markings! Its too bad that they almost disappear by the time they are adults...but they are still awesome lizards. I've kept and bred various ones over the years.

Glad you posted the pictures!
Good luck with them!

melgrj7 Sep 18, 2006 10:22 PM

She had laid 5, 3 hatched, 1 went bad shortly after laying and the other died fully formed in the egg. I had the temps too high. They hatched I think it was 2 months after being laid. She laid a second clutch a few days after the first one hatched out. I have this next clutch (of 4 eggs) at a lower temperature (80*f). The first clutch was around 84*f. I am curious to see if she lay another clutch or not. They are L. longipes.

I actually work at a petstore and bred and hatched them there. The babies are doing very well and eating like pigs (finally) and growing I setup a little homemade drip thing and water drips down through the fake plant and into a large dish throughout the day. They love it and are always hanging out under it and drinking off the leaves. We just put them up for sale today and I will be sad to see them go. I priced them high ($64.99) so they hopefully go to good hopes.

Melgrj7 Sep 16, 2006 03:31 PM

Sorry the pictures are bad, they were done with a phone, but just wanted to share

UroTamer Sep 17, 2006 02:47 PM

They may not be the best pictures, but the sentiment is the same CONGRADULATIONS!!!!! They are special and I know you're proud of them. Thank you for sharing them. I hadn't seen a Conehead before either, so thanks for sharing!

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