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This nine-year old virgin finally got the job done. Patience is key sometimes! This is a Sarawak locality borneo female (named Pokey for good reason) originally produced by Chris Carmichael in 1999 (5/20/1999), which I acquired a month later. The parents were a pair originally imported and acquired through the Barkers and Chris successfully established them producing several clutches.

Enjoy!

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Happy hatching!
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Congrats Rich!! That's a beautiful female & I'm sure the babies will be equally impressive. The 3 I got from you last fall are just fabulous!

K~
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Glad to hear they are doing well. I expect to see images like this from you in the next couple years! There are far less breeder Sarawaks out there than I thought. If anyone has some, shoot me an email to keep in touch.
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Looks like an old soul. Congrats for a long wait on a successful breeding. I know the Sarawak's take longer to get up to size and everything. What would you say is an average age for these guys to reach maturity?
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Males at 18 months can do the job, but not in my experience. Females are still holding out until 4yrs for a good clutch.
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