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Old 20-04-2010, 09:34 PM   #1
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Just got back form the Asian turtle conference in Munster Zoo Germany to find one of the endangered species we keep has produced 2 hatchlings. Laid on 16/12 /09 we had not thought they were fertile. Shows hpw wrong you can be!







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Old 20-04-2010, 09:37 PM   #2
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Great result!
I too have a couple of eggs from this species in the incubator, what was their incubation period?
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Old 20-04-2010, 09:52 PM   #3
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Congratulations, very cute!
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At 28.1 degrees these were laid on 16/12/09 and hatched on 18/4/10 so a very long time. Will they be males, quite possibly?
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Well done,Have you got any photos of the parents please,Would love to see them.
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Old 20-04-2010, 10:59 PM   #6
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Very cute!Congratulations!
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Congratulation on your new arrivals they are lovely!!!
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Ohh, they are lovely so cute! Congratulations
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At 28.1 degrees these were laid on 16/12/09 and hatched on 18/4/10 so a very long time. Will they be males, quite possibly?
Good luck with your eggs.
Thanks, that is interesting. I believe that Eleanor Chubb, in Norfolk has also successfully bred this species this year, so hopefully this will be repeated by a few more hobbyist's in the UK.
Please let us know how they grow, and any guidance on feeding and habitat conditions for raising them?
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First one is out and contemplating dandelion as we write!
Re the adults I will try and photo tonight of not too dark by the time I get home.
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