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RE: Hatching of A. coronata

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Posted by: Al_frog at Fri Apr 25 00:15:12 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Al_frog ]  
   

Thanks for the info. At the moment I don't have a way of providing a consistent temp regime in that range. Mine is more like 73N to 82-83 days. I have had 2 more hatch since my first post with two more eggs left (there was a slight temp gradient on the container). The babies look good but I have not actually seen any feed so far on the PH and PH crix I have put in. AND! my A capra laid another 11 eggs in the last 2 days! I have 8 from her first laying currently incubating. I was really interested to see how the capra had swept up all the loose soil and piled it up on her eggs. The surrounding area was completely clean. She went back the next morning and re-swept things even though I had removed the eggs and I think even a third time that afternoon.


   

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