Quick fimb update

[T-ReXx]

I was checking weights and doing some cleaning today so I snapped a few pics of my fimbriatus pair. Banshee is definately getting bigger, and she's gravi for sure. Can't tell in pics but I can see a couple of eggs through her belly skin. :main_thumbsup: She's started roaming the bottom of the cage at night so I put in some fresh leaf litter today and am keeping an eye out for eggs. Very psyched if I manage to hatch this species, I can't get over how freaking cool they are! :main_laugh:

 

[uroplatus99]

That is great! Fims are just so massive! Hope it all works out for sure... This genus of geckos are just so amazing!

 

[Dron2124]

look like some nice and healthy big geckos there. I love the pic of the one with the legs spread all the way out to her tail so interesting looking.

 

[Northstar Herp]

Awesome, Ted. I feel the weird uncle waiting for the baby to pop out... your Fimb eggs cross my mind several times a day.

 

[Salt4Sam]

I never knew how big they got. They are so neat looking. I see that you have ine climbing on your arm, are they tamable? I always thought they were skittish.

 

[T-ReXx]

Thanks Kev. She's driving me nuts lol, keeps coming down, looking around and is like "nah, not tonight, just kiddin!" :main_laugh:

Uroplatus aren't very skittish or bitey, they just stress easily. They move very slowly, like chameleons.

 

[fuzzylogix]

awesome looking geckos, i hope they produce for you. good luck!

 

[Keith N]

Ted, Did she ever lay eggs?

 

[robin]

they look great congrats on your possible eggs!

 

[T-ReXx]

Ted, Did she ever lay eggs?

The female laid a single dud about a week ago. At least, I'm pretty sure it's a dud, she didn't roll it and it was glued. I'm incubating it anyway, but I don't hold out much hope. I'm not worried really, Uroplatus are slow breeders, and I'm willing to wait. They continue to show interest in each other, and I hopefully expect more clutches in the coming months.