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Very beautiful indeed!

Congrats,Tom.

My RF's love it.

Before I invested any more money trying to make this setup work,I'd invest in a Reptobator. Good proportional unit. I have 4 running right now.They have been in continuous use for the last three years and I have had great hatch rates with them.

Nice,JD!

The eggs are pretty much round,as are the hatchlings.I've had a few that come out a little whopsided,but they straighten out in a few days.

5 Minutes.lol

Really pleased with the variety and amount of colors on this little one.

A lot like a housecat in some ways,but he still has a pretty wide wild streak.Unusual habits,almost doglike. He'll play fetch for as long as you want to. Walks on a leash like a dog.Very affectionate and playful.

I've been working a lot lately.He is just hitting the growth spurt stage.

This is my buddy,Cyrus. He's a savannah cat, a cross between an African serval and a domestic cat.These pictures are at 16 weeks.

Very nice,JD! I'm green with envy!

It shouldn't pose any problems at all.

I just righted an old male redfoot who was on his back in the enclosure,about 5 minutes ago.. I actually lost one of my best breeders last summer due to being upside down in the hot sun. I'm assuming another one is turning them over,as there is nothing for them to climb on.

I have good results with the Reptibator.

It's hard to predict growth rates. I have a yearling that was raised with my other yearlings. He is over 5 1/2" SCL. Way larger than the norm. I don't have any explaination for it.

Thanks,JD.It's good to be back for a while.

Thanks!

I've been at it for sixteen years and still love/hate it. You can't hate it much,only working six months out of the year.lol The fifty hours of overtime each week make up for the time you're at home,though.

Wellington,I use a Sony DSCH20. I've tried to get photos of the wildlife,but unless they are out of the water,like a whale breaching or a manta jumping,they just don't show up. CTM,thanks.Yes we do indeed rock,roll,pitch,heave and yaw,which makes operating a crane with 200 feet of boom...