JordanAng420
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I thought the fertility gods had forgotten about me until today. I had a GREAT feeling about this particular clutch, and my instinct turned out to be correct!
Pita had been in her lay box since last night, digging away to China. I knew I would get eggs at some point today, but I really didn't want to set myself up for disappointment, so I wasn't too excited. Nonetheless, I got out the Vermiculite and Perlite, my new S.I.M. container (THANK you Gregg) and the filtered water. Made sure the 'bator was hooked up and waited. I guess she laid them around 3:30, because I fell asleap for a while, and that's my best guess. I woke up to two, bright white ovals in the laybox and a very tired, sleeping leopard gecko right next to them.
Immediately, I set up all the necessities, and removed the lay box from her tank. Before placing them in the container I candled them quickly...
A BEAUTIFUL RED BULLSEYE IN EACH EGG. WAHOO!!!! I SO deserve this. :main_thumbsup:
I think this is one of the most beautiful sights i've ever seen. The egg felt much different too, I guess I got used to all the slugs :main_rolleyes: I also think it had a lot to do with the fact that I left Spike and Pita together the entire time, this time. So there they sit, in the incubator at 86 degrees, in all their fertile-gecko egg glory. It's a hypo tangerine x raptor...the raptor has no hets, but the tang i'm not sure about. Maybe i'll get a suprise!
I am OVER THE MOON, you guys.
Pita had been in her lay box since last night, digging away to China. I knew I would get eggs at some point today, but I really didn't want to set myself up for disappointment, so I wasn't too excited. Nonetheless, I got out the Vermiculite and Perlite, my new S.I.M. container (THANK you Gregg) and the filtered water. Made sure the 'bator was hooked up and waited. I guess she laid them around 3:30, because I fell asleap for a while, and that's my best guess. I woke up to two, bright white ovals in the laybox and a very tired, sleeping leopard gecko right next to them.
Immediately, I set up all the necessities, and removed the lay box from her tank. Before placing them in the container I candled them quickly...
A BEAUTIFUL RED BULLSEYE IN EACH EGG. WAHOO!!!! I SO deserve this. :main_thumbsup:
I think this is one of the most beautiful sights i've ever seen. The egg felt much different too, I guess I got used to all the slugs :main_rolleyes: I also think it had a lot to do with the fact that I left Spike and Pita together the entire time, this time. So there they sit, in the incubator at 86 degrees, in all their fertile-gecko egg glory. It's a hypo tangerine x raptor...the raptor has no hets, but the tang i'm not sure about. Maybe i'll get a suprise!
I am OVER THE MOON, you guys.