Incubation depends on temps and can be anywhere from 1-3 months on average. So this happened in your care. 
I am still in shock!
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reptoman
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Incubation depends on temps and can be anywhere from 1-3 months on average. So this happened in your care.
Thank you! Now I need to get another male
reptoman
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Incubation depends on temps and can be anywhere from 1-3 months on average. So this happened in your care.
Do you have any experience with how long between clutches? I hope to see more of these tiny babies in the next few months.
My most prolific female laid every 4 weeks for 4 months in a row! My current female only lays every few months and only 1 baby has hatched.
mychamtini112012
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Aw man I'm so jealous. I want to get my hands on some little pygmys soon. I love them so much.
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Update!
I wanted to give an update on the 2 remaining baby brevs. I put them in a little exo that i got cheap at a show in the spring and had no use for until now. I used a chunk of clover from the backyard for the greenery and got some sticks, twigs, rocks, leaf littler, etc as well. The substrate is rock and potting soil covered in coco fiber with leaf litter and small rocks covering that. The 2 little ones are thriving in this enclosure and move around a lot more than the adults. They seem to prefer pinheads over melanogaster FF and so do I, lol
I wanted to give an update on the 2 remaining baby brevs. I put them in a little exo that i got cheap at a show in the spring and had no use for until now. I used a chunk of clover from the backyard for the greenery and got some sticks, twigs, rocks, leaf littler, etc as well. The substrate is rock and potting soil covered in coco fiber with leaf litter and small rocks covering that. The 2 little ones are thriving in this enclosure and move around a lot more than the adults. They seem to prefer pinheads over melanogaster FF and so do I, lol
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