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'02 Amel Motley hatchlings/pipping
- Thread starter Kevin M
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SilverTongue
Friend Of Gaia
Ahhhh i am sooo inlove!
BTW I have desided what i am going to raise. I am getting a
1.0 Blizzard Corn
1.0 Anerythristic het for pastel motley Corn
0.1 Motley "normal" Corn
hehe can you tell what i will be doing in a few years? Yup I will be breeding Motleys! I JUST LOVE THOSE DOTS!
I will be ordering them next friday and I will get pics on here asap!
BTW I have desided what i am going to raise. I am getting a
1.0 Blizzard Corn
1.0 Anerythristic het for pastel motley Corn
0.1 Motley "normal" Corn
hehe can you tell what i will be doing in a few years? Yup I will be breeding Motleys! I JUST LOVE THOSE DOTS!
I will be ordering them next friday and I will get pics on here asap!
Alicia
Kevin M
Corn Addict
I keep a nest/humidity box in the females enclosures year round (except during brumation) so after she has deposited her eggs I gently take the box out and place the eggs <i>exactly</i> as they were laid in another box with vermiculite for the incubator.
It's really not dangerous at all as long as your careful.
It's really not dangerous at all as long as your careful.
