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a few things.
say i have male and female ambanjas and have already mated them. the female has layed her eggs, say 20 of them, and they are starting to hatch(this is all a "what if"
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1. what type of enclosure should the babies go in?
2. how many in the enclosure?
3. what day/night temps should i keep the enclosure?
4. how long should their lights be on?
5. what and how many should i feed them?
dennis
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compasscreek backcountry adventures
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>>a few things.
>>say i have male and female ambanjas and have already mated them. the female has layed her eggs, say 20 of them, and they are starting to hatch(this is all a "what if".
>>
>>1. what type of enclosure should the babies go in?
>>
>>2. how many in the enclosure?
>>
>>3. what day/night temps should i keep the enclosure?
>>
>>4. how long should their lights be on?
>>
>>5. what and how many should i feed them?
>>
>>dennis
>>-----
>>compasscreek backcountry adventures
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