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  • 09-14-2016, 07:44 PM
    tacticalveterinarian
    Re: Pipping last night! This never gets old =)
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    Originally Posted by STjepkes View Post
    Just amazing. Congrats on the clutch and thanks for sharing with us!

    You're welcome!
  • 09-14-2016, 07:47 PM
    tacticalveterinarian
    Re: Pipping last night! This never gets old =)
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    Originally Posted by Ax01 View Post
    amazing! love the pix.

    love the washed out pattern/colors on the hatchling in the last pix above.

    u make maternal incubation look easy.

    That's because it IS EASY! I don't do anything, literally, anything different than normal husbandry (adding water to waterbowl, feeding, etc). Everyone keeps overthinking it- Just pretend like the eggs aren't even there! I've said it before, but if your husbandry is correct, any fertile eggs should hatch!
  • 09-14-2016, 07:49 PM
    tacticalveterinarian
    Re: Pipping last night! This never gets old =)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    The more I see those pics the more I think I need to set aside one female and have her maternally incubate.


    Those are great pictures.

    I encourage you to try it! It's so much fun and interesting to observe their natural behaviors.
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