has anybody with a breeding pair of pietershmanni noticed if females guard eggs? i was just wondering because my female corkbark hasent moved from this one spot for at least 36 hrs. i know she is alive but she isnt interested in food or anything. i will check on her spot later tonight. also does anybody know if there is a hint that phants can be tsd? i seem to get alot of males.14 eggs and 6 males 4 females. two (1.1) died died the same day though and the rest either died in egg,werent ready to hatch or were infertile). just wondering if anybody else has this problem/ interesting quirk.i dont think it can be genetic because it has been two different females and males that this happens to. just wondering and thanks for any input.
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corkbark leaftail queston and tsd in phants?
uroplatusguy
Oct 28, 2005 04:22 PM
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umop_apisdn
Oct 28, 2005 04:57 PM
ive pondered over the question myself. i have produced a total of 10 offspring, with only 2 turning out to be female, and those are only from this past season and have a while to go before im certain.
as for the female corkbarks, i dunno, but i have noticed my female will get lazy time to time and doesnt move much. other times shes all over the place.
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