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My hondurans bred later than I had expected them to. My female just dropped this clutch this morning. They all look good, we'll see in 60 days or so!

The pairing was an anery (pos het albino) to a hypo high black (unknown genetics otherwise, second picture)

Cheers,
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Kyle R. Mara

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np
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Kyle R. Mara

Common sense is genius dressed in its working clothes. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

http://scaledvertebrates.weebly.com/

I like that high black hypo. This post goes ok here.
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Good deal Kyle!

At about 80-82 degrees, Hondo eggs generally take anywhere from around 73-76 days to start hatching though.

nice hypo too BTW!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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Thanks Doug,

I wonder why they take longer than kings typically do?

In any case, now I won't be freaking out as much during days 60-70 haha.
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Kyle R. Mara

Common sense is genius dressed in its working clothes. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Yeah, who knows why. At around 81-82 degrees (plus or minus), all of my Honduran records are between 72 to 80 days, while common kings (getula) at the very same temps in the same incubator are in the 57 to 61 range for me.

Like you said though, at the same temps above, I wouldn't be expecting anything until 70 plus days on the Hondos. Obviously it will vary by a few days with some slight fluctuation or cooler temps, and vice-versa.

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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