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I'm not sure why they group water dragons and basilisks in one forum category, as they are completely different: one is an agamid, and the other one an iguanid. Considering the fact that basilisks, helmeted iguanas, and conehead lizards are all part of the family Corytophanidae, I will post these pictures here.
Enjoy.
A different angle... Notice the droplets of lost moisture on the egg.
The first look...
OMG that has to be the most wonderful picture I have ever seen! Thank you so much for posting!!!!
One of four...
Good job, they are so cute 
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A mans got to do what a mans got to do. A woman has to do what he can't.
Mom to:
1 little boy born 7/19/04
2 male RES, born 1999
1 ribbon snake, age unknown
3 FBT, ages unknown
1 female bearded dragon, born 5/2002
1 male lab mix, born 5/24/03
1 female calico cat, born 6/7/04
1 common musk turtle hatchling
Thank you, they ARE incredibly marked, much more so than the adults. The species is L. longipes; the other one, which I have never seen in person, is L. serratus.
The incubation period lasted a little over 2 months, and they were incubated between 81 and 86 F, with a slight drop (of no les than 7 degrees) at night. Others recommend a constant temperature throughout the incubation process, but I have yet to experiment with that. The female was in captivity for only a few months. Fortunately, all 4 neonates hatched successfully.
Regards,
Fabian
Sorry, the last message was meant for another forum.
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