yay! a 60 day wait!

[joseofsa]

well after worrying about egg binding,too much/not enough calcium, correct temps, humidity, and diet my gargoyle laid her eggs last night and i stayed up through it all with her(lol i say it like as if i did the hard part) now i have to wait 50-60+ days and cross my fingures, but its a happy frustration. nice and calcified i patt myself on the back. they look nice i will candle in a few days.
jose
they are being moved to some vermiculite soon.
here they are not the best pic but i was excited!

 

[AneesasMuse]

Congratulations!!

I thought you sold this Gargoyle for some reason :?

 

[joseofsa]

buyer never sent payment lucky me!
she got very thin so i thought she ate her eggs at one point(so i decided to sell her because i dont have a male) but she got FAT 2 nights ago and poof she laid them last night.
my first gecko eggs
wish they were like bettas just 48-72 hours of waiting, and soon i want to breed my chameleons! 6 months is an eternity IMO!!!

 

[AneesasMuse]

Happy waiting... If you have a really light phase retic pop out one of those eggos, I may be interested.

I just set up 2 pairs of Cresteds recently.. one pair is proven and the other, the male is a virgin with a proven female. It should be interesting.

 

[joseofsa]

one pair is proven and the other, the male is a virgin with a proven female. It should be interesting.

always is. ROFL
my gecko terms are not up to speed yet so what does light phase retic mean?
me confused:8o do you just mean a light color one?
jose

 

[AneesasMuse]

Sorry... light phase is light colored, yep. Reticulated Gargoyles are my favorite, especially the ones that are nearly white at "rest". They almost look pastel pink and yellow on a powder grey background.

When I get my first one, I'll show you the "breeder" pics. She's just waiting for me to pick her up, actually.

 

[joseofsa]

ohh ok cool.
jose