OMG that is a first for me, I've got eggs

Well last night I saw my female buried in the substrate and I though “hmm she is probably copying my male now” (he always sleeps buried in the bedding), though this morning since she was back in her usual sleeping spot I decided to check where she was buried last night and sure enough I have eggs.

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...09Clutch01.jpg

Those are the parents paired on Valentine's day for the first time :P

Peter Parker

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...eter0409_1.jpg

Daytona

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...ona_0109_1.jpg

Congrats! Very cool, just how tiny are those eggs?

Congrats :)

Daytona is beautiful, as well as Mr. Double P you have there.

You ought to get some super sexy babies out of that!

Congrats Deb! They are both lovely lizards but I'm just very partial to Daytona. She's stunning. Can't wait to see the babies.

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Congrats! Very cool, just how tiny are those eggs?

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About that tiny :O

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...utch01Size.jpg

Hey, I was curious, what type of substrate do you keep cresties on?

I'm not a fan of paper-towels for lizards/geckos. :[

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Originally Posted by blackcrystal22

Daytona is beautiful, as well as Mr. Double P you have there.

You ought to get some super sexy babies out of that!

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Congrats Deb! They are both lovely lizards but I'm just very partial to Daytona. She's stunning. Can't wait to see the babies.

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Thanks ladies the credit goes to Emily she produces some amazing little creatures ;) and both Daytona and Peter Parker come from her.

Super Congrats Deb they should produce some stunners

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Hey, I was curious, what type of substrate do you keep cresties on?

I'm not a fan of paper-towels for lizards/geckos. :[

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I am not either my geckos are a small side project (My husband's pets actually :rolleyes:) and I have a big 40 gallons naturalistic tank setup for them in which I use Coconut fiber mixed with some potting soil for substrate.

Congrats!!!

Oh man that is tiny! Thanks for the picture with size reference :gj:

Congrats, Deb!!

Congrats! Here's hoping for some hotties! :D

WHOOT WHOOT!!!!! Huge congrats on those wee lil' eggs!!! :banana:

Just wait till you see a baby straight from an egg... Jim Henson Dragon all the way!!! :D

Pretty cool! :)

Congrats! :gj:

Now the hard part is waiting for them to hatch! I just had my first ones of the year hatch out after 106 days. Ugh, that was a looooooong wait. I've had some hatch out around 60 days though. It's all about the temps of the room you have the eggs in.

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I am not either my geckos are a small side project (My husband's pets actually :rolleyes:) and I have a big 40 gallons naturalistic tank setup for them in which I use Coconut fiber mixed with some potting soil for substrate.

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I always hear mixed with potting soil, is there any reason? i've always just kept them on the fiber, never mixed, just curious, i'm hoping to get some more cresties again, i've got 2 reptariums just waiting, people dont like them they say they dont keep humidity, well that's why you Mist :D yes it's more work but who doesnt' check in on their crestids more than 3x a day? hehe