born2ride#56
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Leave them how you put them in there. They will be fine chek them in 58-60 days they should be peeping by than. Gl with your babyies =)
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Gravid Bearded Dragon Question
- Thread starter 951adg06
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barbie
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I just put mine in flat
The egg can be moved or turned in any position in the first hours and ounce they are placed (you got it right on this one) dont move them or you can kill the embryo. So ya dont move them now, but next time you can put them how ever you want. Dont over moisten the vermiculite around the eggs you dont want them to get wet just moist. Good luck
The egg can be moved or turned in any position in the first hours and ounce they are placed (you got it right on this one) dont move them or you can kill the embryo. So ya dont move them now, but next time you can put them how ever you want. Dont over moisten the vermiculite around the eggs you dont want them to get wet just moist. Good luckAttachments
951adg06
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Thanks so much guys for all the help. I will post some pics soon. All the eggs are doing great, and she's big again. Second clutch in another 1-3 weeks.
mikepanzarella
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If she just laid I would wait atleast a month before you pair her up again Latin eggs takes alot out of them it's worth it to wait and make sure she's 100% for future health
951adg06
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She was mated once, Bearded Dragons retain sperm and therefore can have numerous clutches from one mating. I have no control over this.
mikepanzarella
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Oh I thought u paired her with a male again
barbie
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Cleo laid for this season and Liz 3 workin on 4 All from one paring
All from one paring
barbie
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And just for refrence 58-60 days is a very short time period for hatching! I would say its mor like 68 to 75 depends on temps and setup really
I have only had one clutch hatch that early ever!!951adg06
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update
She laid 20 fertile eggs in her second clutch on March 4th. The other 18 from the first clutch are all good and growing.
She laid 20 fertile eggs in her second clutch on March 4th. The other 18 from the first clutch are all good and growing.
951adg06
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Sushi Dragons
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Better stock up on feeders!
951adg06
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Haha already have the dubia and mealworms going. Will order bulk crickets every week. Oh how I hate crickets
Sushi Dragons
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LOL, and oh how I agree with that sentiment.
barbie
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Crickets arenot the best to work with but my beardeds sure love them!!!
951adg06
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3rd Clutch
She just laid 29 Fertile eggs for her third clutch Hope this is her last. Got 67 in my hands now. HAHA
She just laid 29 Fertile eggs for her third clutch
Hope this is her last. Got 67 in my hands now. HAHA
Ed Clark
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Good luck with all the hatchlings Amber.
Snake-Queen
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Barbara, most of mine hatch between 55 - 65 days @ 84 degrees.
Amber, sounds like you are going to have your hands full.
Amber, sounds like you are going to have your hands full.
barbie
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Nice hatch rate!!
barbie
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Are they small when they are born?
951adg06
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Eggs Sweating, not sweating
Thank you all for your support. I really appreciate it.
Last Sunday, a week ago 3 eggs were sweating, two were sweating more than the others. Then Monday one more had little droplets. I still don't have any hatching out yet, but the two that have been sweating all this week, well don't have as much as they did before. And the one that started Monday, is no longer sweating at all. Today is day 57 temperature between 82-84 degrees, humidity has been between 85%-94% the whole incubation process. There is no condensation on the lid, and has never been. The only condensation is at the layer of the vermiculite. I know they can take up to between 55-80 days, but from what I have seen with others, they hatch 2-3 days after sweating. It's been 7 days for some, and the others have just stopped. They babies are alive and kicking, I candled them for the first time just to make sure. Definitely movement in every egg. Have you guys ever heard of them sweating and then not sweating so much, and then sweating a lot, and then not so much for 7 days?
Thanks all
Amber
Thank you all for your support. I really appreciate it.
Last Sunday, a week ago 3 eggs were sweating, two were sweating more than the others. Then Monday one more had little droplets. I still don't have any hatching out yet, but the two that have been sweating all this week, well don't have as much as they did before. And the one that started Monday, is no longer sweating at all. Today is day 57 temperature between 82-84 degrees, humidity has been between 85%-94% the whole incubation process. There is no condensation on the lid, and has never been. The only condensation is at the layer of the vermiculite. I know they can take up to between 55-80 days, but from what I have seen with others, they hatch 2-3 days after sweating. It's been 7 days for some, and the others have just stopped. They babies are alive and kicking, I candled them for the first time just to make sure. Definitely movement in every egg. Have you guys ever heard of them sweating and then not sweating so much, and then sweating a lot, and then not so much for 7 days?
Thanks all
Amber