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For all you who think dwarfs are sterile, whats your problem? I really think keepers should shoulder responsibility for an animals failures, and not blame the animal or other people, this is for you MarkB, dwarfs are not sterile.

For Robert, heres the start of many things to come. Thanks for allowing me to have fun. FR

Its 100 days they have been incubating, the eggs look great and are big, full of blood vessels, and if you shine a small flashlight in one side you can see the hatchling lift its head, and what looks like a tongue flick, lol. You can make out the spiny tail against the egg side on each, they move around alot in those eggs, strong little things. Ive even experimented some with temperatures, humidity levels on them. I hope they are coming out soon.

wow shvar thats hella cool. i cant wait till i can start a breeding project, i remember when i bred chamelions i was so impaciant when i had my first clutch , it just about drove me insane i wanted them to hatch soooo bad ,
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1 black roughneck
these's lamps make my room hot!!!!!!!!!

I'm sure I sent you the sterile ones.

--Robert

LOL!
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I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate. And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.

- Jack Handey

n/p

Frank hatches ackies and sells some to Jefe. Jefe raises them and breeds them.
I trade captive bred dums for some of the ackies Jefe hatched. I raise them and breed them.
RobertB buys some from me.
Frank ends up with Robert's ackies and breeds them.
How many generations of related ackies is that? When are they supposed to become sterile?