Deremensis babies hatching
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Lloyd Heilbrunn
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Missed this post. Congrats!!
Never got any eggs from mine, I guess she was not gravid after all......
Never got any eggs from mine, I guess she was not gravid after all......
Lizardlover
New Member
There is a thread with pictures if you're interested.
eisentrauti
Avid Member
A bit late, but better late than never 
Here are the facts summarized:
-juveniles can be kept the first 2-3 months in groups without problems
-males show tiny little horndots some days after hatching
-juveniles drink extremely much, from the first day
-j. dont each much in the first week. Some start to eat "good" after some weeks ! (so dont be afraid if they are no eating machines)
-first shedding after 8-10 weeks, around this point the color changes from blue to the typical green
-temperatures were at day round 20°C at night a bit lower
I have the article somewhere scanned on one of my externe hd's and ,if anyone is interested I can send it (but it's in German !)
Hope those infos help to raise them. I keep my fingers crossed
Greets
Benny
Here are the facts summarized:-juveniles can be kept the first 2-3 months in groups without problems
-males show tiny little horndots some days after hatching
-juveniles drink extremely much, from the first day
-j. dont each much in the first week. Some start to eat "good" after some weeks ! (so dont be afraid if they are no eating machines)
-first shedding after 8-10 weeks, around this point the color changes from blue to the typical green
-temperatures were at day round 20°C at night a bit lower
I have the article somewhere scanned on one of my externe hd's and ,if anyone is interested I can send it (but it's in German !)
Hope those infos help to raise them. I keep my fingers crossed
Greets
Benny
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eisentrauti
Avid Member
Fits perfectly ! Deremensis are one of the lazyiest species, they dont move much. They are extreme sit and wait predators (like our cat
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