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Hi,
here are some pics from "Oversea-Clutches"

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Greetings Malte

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The next female

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Greetings Malte

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And the 3rd

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Greetings Malte

www.lampropeltis-alterna.de (german site)

Good Work Malte!

You really bury those eggs deep in the vermiculite..

Good luck with incubation!

~ Mike Russo

Hi Mike,

yes this year I covered them with more Vermiculite than before. Last year (since I´m using my "new" Incubator) I had trouble that the eggs started to "dry out" and I had to put wet Kleenex or cloths on it because in the Incubator comes a really strong and dry heat top down.

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Greetings Malte

www.lampropeltis-alterna.de (german site)

Malte, are you covering your egg boxes in your incubator or just leaving the eggs exposed to the heating elemant?

~ Mike Russo

Normally I cover the boxes.
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Greetings Malte

www.lampropeltis-alterna.de (german site)

Malte-

Great job with the clutches. Seeing how well your animals are taken care of, I am not surprised. Did the female with the "white circles" produce any eggs for you this year?

Tchuss,

Bill
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WJS Herps
Brooksville, Fl
Bill & Jennifer Smoot

Hi,
the "High Spotted" female gave me a 15 egg clutch, but the femal with the white circles was not ready for eggs this year she had only 5 soft and yellow somethings (not able to call this eggs). Maybe next year.
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Greetings Malte

www.lampropeltis-alterna.de (german site)