More more more!!!!!!!

[Gregg M]

2nd clutch of ackies hatched yesterday... Thats 12 more baby lizards to feed and we are chalking up another 100% hatch rate clutch!!! Nicey nice!!!

Fresh from the eggs and cool as could be... They are not flighty and seem to have no fear... LOL Cute little guys eh???

 

[acpart]

I'd love to have one of them (a red ackie actually), but I am at big lizard capacity.

Aliza

 

[GECKOFREAK]

They're awesome, Gregg! Congrats!

 

[Gregg M]

I'd love to have one of them (a red ackie actually), but I am at big lizard capacity.

Aliza

I have worked with both species and I can tell you that yellows are much more chill and an all around better species to keep...

 

[JordanAng420]

Love that 1st picture :smitten: ...nice work with those babies! :main_thumbsup:

And hey, this is my 1000th post, lol

 

[Gregg M]

Love that 1st picture :smitten: ...nice work with those babies! :main_thumbsup:

And hey, this is my 1000th post, lol

Thanks!!!

And I feel honored that you made your 1000 th post on one of my threads!!! LOL

 

[THE WHISPERER]

Congrats Gregg :main_thumbsup:

 

[Tiny chibi]

Aw they look so sweet!

 

[LeapinLizards]

I LOVE them Gregg!! You were right, that first picture IS wicked :smitten: Now I just can't wait for those tristis! Didn't these ones hatch even MORE quickly out of the SIM containers?

 

[727geckokid]

Sweet!!!! Now How Long do i have to wait for Mine to get Here??? :main_thumbsup:

 

[thestack510]

Very cool Gregg. That 1st pic is my favorite too. It looks just like the Squamata Concepts logo. Nice shot.

 

[paulnj]

A mixed pair is in my future Awesome Gregg and I like the pipping image!

 

[Johnantny]

Soooooo about when will I be mentioned in this breeding ordeal? I mean, I own them, bred them, hatched them and stuff- how about a shout out once in a while hahaha

The 1st clutch hatched in 106 days and the 2nd in 104 days. All are eating dusted crickets and crushed pinks. They can grow to be full grown + / - 20 inches in 1 year.

By the way, if anyone is interested in these babies, I prefer sales in groups of 2 or more. I suggest getting set up properly (They are digging type monitors that require deep sandy loam substrate, high basking temps, and daily feedings.

You can email me at [email protected]


Thanks.

-John

 

[paulnj]

Hey John! It's about time you join GF.

 

[Gregg M]

Soooooo about when will I be mentioned in this breeding ordeal? I mean, I own them, bred them, hatched them and stuff- how about a shout out once in a while hahaha

Everyone knows who you are herb... I have given you many shout outs... Now, stop cryin and find out where our production model of the SIM will be here... LOL...

 

[paulnj]

I even posted a damb picture of herb holding the his sulfer with you.

 

[corvettefan]

They look really cool, but way too hard for me to take care of.

 

[Johnantny]

Once you nail the environment, they are unbreakable. The part most reptile people fail at is setting up properly before buying any monitor lizard. The fun thing is, as is with most reptiles, they will let you know whats wrong. They do this by racing the cage walls looking for an escape. This means the cage stinks to high hell and Im not staying. Another is, drab color, poor shedding, and or obesity or anorexia- all due to keeping them too cool, too dry, not feeding properly or (god forbid) keeping them on paper towels / newspaper. There really isnt a more rewarding lizard in my biased opinion because they are extremely easy to "read" and once you rectify the issues, they reward you by reproducing.

Gregg M was never a big fan of these guys until he saw what I was doing, saw how I made changes and whats come of it.

Cheers

 

[Halley]

Lets see pics of your SIMS.

 

[paulnj]

NOT UNTIL DAYTONA PATENTED DESIGN TOO