warmed up quite a bit. First round of leopards are emerging. I utilized a method for the leopards that I use for Manouria. Clump the eggs together as if they were laid in ground naturally, bury with soil, peat, sphagnum, and a little sand. It's fun. They emerge fully absorbed and ready to roll. Some interesting split scute ones too. These should be the last intragrades of babcocki/pardalis. The male has been
Seperated from the female for a few years now. Fertility has dropped as well. Still. Looking for a male pardalis for the female. But for sure some interesting babies.
A split for @Jacqui of course and almost patternless.
And a wood turtle hatched out too. Same method of incubation just with More sphagnum and higher moisture.
Quite a few Redfoots have hatched too. But didn't snap any photos. That's it for now folks. Everything else is still cooking.
Seperated from the female for a few years now. Fertility has dropped as well. Still. Looking for a male pardalis for the female. But for sure some interesting babies.
A split for @Jacqui of course and almost patternless.
And a wood turtle hatched out too. Same method of incubation just with More sphagnum and higher moisture.
Quite a few Redfoots have hatched too. But didn't snap any photos. That's it for now folks. Everything else is still cooking.