Chameleopatrick
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47 Parsons eggs!!!!
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CoLoRcHaNgEr13
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Todnedo
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Most are long ovals, white and dry.
Some are round or miss shaped,wet and off white. The most important part is the female dug, laid and buried hers eggs in the right time of year.
Great job simulating their environment so well! Are you going to try multiple incubation techniques with a clutch that big? Not asking for specifics or anything, just curious.
Action Jackson
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Congratulations! That's great she laid on her own. There are a lot of steps along the way to having baby Parson's and you've taken some good ones so far. Fingers crossed for the rest.
kameleons jvo
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Congrats!!! that's a loth of eggs,i never got such a large clutches.
Success with the incubation
Success
with the incubation
Todnedo
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Update:
I separated the eggs in two groups after they were dug up.
The first group were the ones that looked off white or wet.
The second group were the white and dry eggs.
All of the eggs from the first group have molded and shriveled up. The second group are still looking good.
In the last few weeks I have raised the temp. in the incubator from 54 to 63 and will continue to raise the temp. until it reaches 72-74.
I separated the eggs in two groups after they were dug up.
The first group were the ones that looked off white or wet.
The second group were the white and dry eggs.
All of the eggs from the first group have molded and shriveled up. The second group are still looking good.
In the last few weeks I have raised the temp. in the incubator from 54 to 63 and will continue to raise the temp. until it reaches 72-74.
Chameleonmaster
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In wondering the same thing! How many is left in the group?
Texas Panther Man
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That looks like 5-6 yrs of hard work in that pic to me. Good luck, Tod. Man, Ive always wanted a cb parsonii.
Todnedo
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That looks like 5-6 yrs of hard work in that pic to me. Good luck, Tod. Man, Ive always wanted a cb parsonii.
It has been a long and bumpy road that's for sure, but Like I said before I'm just happy about the female digging and laying, the eggs are a bonus.
Todnedo
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Do you add water directly on the eggs in spring and summer?
Chameleonmaster
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Glad to see a few in the US to have success with eggs being laid. Now the hard part, the wait!
djfishygillz
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Wow awesome job Todnedo. Congratulations and I envy your hard work!
