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RE: klemmeri

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Posted by: PHLSMA at Wed May 25 13:27:23 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHLSMA ]  
   

Hundo,

What types of tricks did you do? Please share with us. Some of us may be having difficulty in achieving a successful cycle.My female P l. laticauda was what I thought to be gravid. She had plumped up really nice and I swore I saw some eggs through her belly. In just the last few days she seemed to have lost some of that weight. I checked the nooks and crevices of the tank using a flashlight without actually moving any of the structure. I assume they were infertile because I could not find eggs anywhere. Either that or I will be very surprised 5 to 7 weeks from now by seeing a hatchling or two inside the viv. Trouble is, I was planning on cleaning the tank and doing an entire overhaul.


   

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