It took a while, but everyone is finally starting to lay.
Steve
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One Of The First Hatchlings of the Season Potential Red/Black Fire/Harlequin *PIC*
geckoholic
Apr 25, 2004 08:37 PM
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AnthonyCaponetto
Apr 26, 2004 01:34 AM
>>It took a while, but everyone is finally starting to lay.
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>>Steve
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Anthony Caponetto
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geckoholic
Apr 26, 2004 08:04 AM
I remember the first time I saw dark fire hatchlings. They were in... gezzz what was it, the November issue of Reptiles mag. LoL from that day on I knew I would have to get some.
AnthonyCaponetto
Apr 26, 2004 05:59 PM
Hey Steve,
As fast as things happen in the Crestie world, five months ago is long enough to be considered "back in the day."
That one is sweet...should turn out really nice. What did the parents look like?
-Anthony
>>I remember the first time I saw dark fire hatchlings. They were in... gezzz what was it, the November issue of Reptiles mag. LoL from that day on I knew I would have to get some.
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Anthony Caponetto
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geckoholic
Apr 26, 2004 10:49 PM
That is the November 1998 issue of Reptiles I believe lol If you go to the link in my first post you can see pics of the parents.
Take it easy man
Steve
AnthonyCaponetto
Apr 27, 2004 02:26 PM
I remember that a few years back...that's when all Cresteds were big money. I was thinking the last article about Cresties in a Reptiles publication was Allen's article in the 2002 Annual, but since I let my Reptiles subscription expire about 6 months ago, I wasn't sure. They rarely have anything worthwhile to read these days and all the info I need is right here on the net. Nothing against frogs and salamanders, but it seems like there are more amphibians than reptiles in Reptiles these days. See...now I'm off on a rant.
>>That is the November 1998 issue of Reptiles I believe lol If you go to the link in my first post you can see pics of the parents.
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>>Take it easy man
>>Steve
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