Thanks. I was lucky to get her.Lucy is very lucky to be owned by you!
Haha, I didI hope you bought extra containers!!! She is gonna fill up that new incubator fast!
Come on, if anyone could come up with one, you could. Let's hear itI think there's a love ballad here somewhere?
Now you know how us men feel ! Lucy has been holding that football for Charlie Brown for 50 years right up to when Charlie goes to kick it ! And then what she moves the football and laughs !She finally left the hole. I was all prepared, container for incubator all set up for the second round, collecting container in hand and what do I see? An empty hole. What a waist of her time. Oh well, maybe next time.
This is pretty good you speak up for men and only the ladies understand ! But thank you ladiesNow you know how us men feel ! Lucy has been holding that football for Charlie Brown for 50 years right up to when Charlie goes to kick it ! And then what she moves the football and laughs !
Not that quick on leopards unfortunately. They're usually around 5-7 months incubation length.Congrats! Congrats!
Three months later we should see sone hatchling, right? Again....congrats.
Whoa, wait a minute. I don't want that many, holy cow. I think I'm liking the fact that my thought to be first female, is actually acting more male. I can't imagine after Kelly's post, having two females. I just wanted to have a few. I guess my very small herd with be three individual solitary herdsDon't worry barb. She will get her routine down. Then you will be like. Man can she stop laying enough eggs lol. I missed a clutch from my big female the other day. Was her 3rd clutch for the season, she usually lays 6 clutches every year and 15-19 eggs per clutch. So be patient it will come, and you will be on overload