Hi,
I've had two bahaman anole eggs for quite a while now. I work in a pet store, and when the lizards lay eggs most are just brought home by employees, I took the anole eggs, it's that or watch them get eaten by crickets. I've had one for 22 days, and another for 12 days I know they were laid the day I got each. There was something like 5 females in the tank at the time. I'm actually considering buying the pair that is still there because I like the lizards so much.
When I first brought them home I did some research trying to find out hatching times. The only page I found listed 21 days at 83 degrees F. I've been incubating them above one of my leopard gecko tanks, and the temp varies a bit between 82-84 F. The eggs still look viable and everything, nice shape, no mushing and no fungusing. I've been keeping the humidity up in there as well. Recently I looked anole breeding up again and found one site listing 6 weeks until hatching, and another 30 days. Anyone have some experience? I'm perfectly willing to wait it out, but I would really like an idea of when, so i can have food ready.
Going on the first site I got large crickets, and raised the eggs for 2 weeks, so they would hatch around the same time as the anoles. So I have lots of pinhead baby crickets, but no anoles right now, kind of funny really.
To sum up my insane rambling... Anyone have a good idea of hatch time of Bahaman Anole eggs at about 83 degrees F???
--Mia
