Yesterday finally my female laid 10 eggs.
Was a strange egg laying process: they mated 6 and 9 of November,she shed the 4 March and some days ago started a second shedding, and laid the eggs during this second shedding, 28 days after the first.
Never been so happy!
I would like to thanks Robert Bruce and Dean Alessandrini for the help.
Ciao
nazzza
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EGGS!
nazza
Apr 03, 2005 01:40 PM
Replies (3)
steve fuller
Apr 03, 2005 06:44 PM
Congratulations! One looks infertile. The others look good. I suggest you work at keeping temperature around 75 degrees and below 80 degrees F. We'll be watching for photos of new life hatching in three months.
Fred Albury
Apr 04, 2005 10:24 AM
Congrats on getting your Couperi to produce eggs.
Hopefully soon youll have baby Couperi.
Advice: Keep all the ones you produce from this first clutch.Sell none. This may not happen again, and Easterns are rather pricey.
Best of luck and Congrats again!
Fred Albury
nazza
Apr 05, 2005 07:29 PM
Thank you!
surely I'll keep a pair of babies, I'd also like to exchange a baby with another red phase, but here in europe isn't very easy.
I'll keep informed on the eggs (probably one is bad)
best regards
nazzza
