If anyone is planning to pair up chuckwallas this year, I'd be interested in seeing pics of your potential pairings. Even if you don't have or want to take pics, feel free to sound off with what localities and/or species you hope to produce. Thanks.
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Who's breeding chucks this year?
Kevin Saunders
Apr 15, 2013 08:57 AM
Replies (3)
NDokai
Apr 15, 2013 09:22 PM
Hi Kevin,
We don't have the time to post any pictures right now, but this was something I have been wanting to do. We might have the time to get some pictures on our Innovative Ectotherms facebook page in the next couple weeks.
We have all the chucks out of cooling, and some of the females are looking eggy. We hope to get a few granite clutches, a few Arizona redback clutches, and maybe one carrot tail clutch.
It's too early to know what we may get, but the lizards are paired up, anyway.
P.S. We still have you on our list, if you are still interested.
Nick
MaureenCarpenter
Apr 16, 2013 12:10 PM
Hey Nick and Austin! Don't forget to post some pics on the Forum, too. I miss all the activity we used to have here and the knowledge that was passed around! Maureen
reptileszz
May 08, 2013 05:53 AM
I have 8 eggs in the incubator that were laid May 5. She still has one left in her which is concerning. I believe they are red backs. I bought them as what I assume were wild caughts about 3-4 years ago as juvies. I have been soaking the female but that egg doesnt want to come out. She is eating tho.
I have some pics that are still in the camera. Will try and remember to post some later.
Thanks for the forum,
Carole
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