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think these ones will hatch?
their bigger and whiter then the first two clutches
wakka layed them in just the right temperature . i took them out carefully scooping up the surounding substrate so i wouldn't touch them put them in a disposable tubberware and put them back where they were becuase i dont have any spare light bulbs to inqubate them under need to go to the store i really home these ones hatch it was depressing watching the first clutches shrivel up now i know that my boys are the girls and my girl is the boy

I hope they do.I will be waiting to see.iF you end up breding them write down what you did adn share it with people who keep hteselizardes.I migtht even try to get a pair.
nick

of course once i get it down to a science i'll make it available to anyone that wants it, but this clutch cuaght me off guard so im not sure exactly what i did im going to have to start righting down every day what i do with them just in case.
i hope more people get intrested in them i want them to become at least a little more common, lol that'll make it easier for me to get more. You should get some, their exellent little guys alot of fun to watch when their warmed up they just shoot around burning energy.

well the reason I might get some is because i am going to set up a desert vivarium,a savanna terrarium and a rain forest terrarium.not all at once but I will eventually convert all my aqauriums into vivariums if these work out.the articles in reptiles magzine(the living vivarium)have really got me interested and I have about 5 empty aqauriums to do this with.
nick

what kind of lizard is Wakka

Wakka is a blue tailed tree lizard (Holaspis Guentheri)
i have 3 of them
the Male is Lulu
the large female is Wakka
and the smaller female is RK a.k.a. Road Kill
it first i thought that the male was female and the females were male, i was wrong but left the names like that any was