11 more yellow ackie eggs laid 9/6/12

Cooking in the incubator and doing well. I still have 4 from the last clutch here that I have not sold but I doubt they will be here much longer. I will post some pics of the little guys in the next day or two. I also am getting supplies together, and collected some driftwood for another timor pair. Once I have everything I will post a step by step on a tropical setup that can apply to timors, and tree monitors(although I would bump up the dimensions little for tree's).

Pictures? I don't read so good! :D

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Congrats on 11 more eggs, looking forward to seeing the tutorial post too!

Been busier then expected but here are some pics of the eggs and two of the babies that are left.

http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...p/DSCN2173.jpg

http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...p/DSCN2185.jpg

beautiful! i cant wait to own a trio of these someday.

They have all hatched out on 12/29 and will post pics of them in a day or two.

Here is a pic of one of the little ones sorry for the delay been without internet for a few days. More pics to come.
http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...psd570ab0a.jpg

On average, how well would you say these guys are with handling? And about how big of an enclosure would you recommend for a pair?

My adults are very easy to handle, but the babies can be a little skittish. The only time I would go and wiggle any fingers is during food time. They are quite small even as adults and a 40 breeder would be fine for two. Now if you wanted to up in size an enclosure of 4x2x2 is a good option. Just make sure its an enclosure that can hold a minimum of 8 inches of soil material or you could do a large nest box if you do not want to cover the whole cage in that much material. I have had success with both options.

Are they going to be for sale?