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Figures, just my luck. I rest my eggs on a shelf in a room I keep at 78 but it will flux a bit to 72ish. So of course it extended my incubation time to about 69 days. I was hoping to get them out and ready for the show about 2 weeks ago but its cool letting them go cause you never know when they are gonna hatch, 58 days, 65 days, 70 days.
not to mention if they are actually temp determined sex, then I shoudl have a better chance with females.
I will post pics of the babies in a few.
Eric
Bet its gonna be one glorious mother of a thing
One looks fire, teh other has the striped tiger markings but isnt showing any color yet. I will know once they shed. The belly on the tiger looking one is orange though 
Martha...just curious..that wouldn't happen to be your real name or just a name you picked cause you like Martha Steward?
Actually i hate her, just a random name whateva thing
LOL ok 
was curious.
Heres the Fire
IM jsut wondering if you have any cresties that have actually "darkened" in color as compared to when it was hatched.
I have 2 cresties which were a very dark rusty red to which both have lightened up quite a bit.
Thnx in advance
Yes i agree, damn fine specimens!
Yeah, I had one actually get almost black and a peach and the red was as bright. The tail formed a peach/orange compared to when it was a cream color.
Wished I had kept it. A friend has that one.
np
heres the tiger
Nice CG's Eric. You are producing some really nice specimens.
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Galen Clark
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