Lat. Lat. Carpet Cham

[KShook]

wow yeah! I've heard it can take a while..I followed the guide lines from a cham book that I have, a steady temp at 74 they would hatch out in 7 months..!? But who knows..there so many different ways to incubate..so I know the ranges can vary..

I think Mike @ FLChams said some of the Carpets he had took 13 months to hatch?

 

[KShook]

haha Yeahh!! You bet! lol cant get enough of little ity bitty cham babies! There just so cute!

sounds like some1 is impatient........tired of waiting??? lol

 

[reyesjoshuacruz]

good, the babies 6 months now, and we can play games with her, shes eating solids, and crawling, jumping in her jumper. its amazing.... plus monterey county got back to me i was bitging my nails, but they called and im going to take a few more tests, phys and one to make sure im not crazy and i might start in a month!!!!!!!! ahhh so yeah im doing good how about you guys, we need to hang out before i leave if i get it tell trav i said whats up.

 

[rhacman]

Did your carpet eggs ever hatch?

 

[KShook]

unfortunatley no... I have one left of the whole clutch, the rest molded over...I actually opened one up last week and there was a baby cham in it!!! Uggh I was so upset..and even worse I saw it take it's last breath!

 

[Fearaffect]

unfortunatley no... I have one left of the whole clutch, the rest molded over...I actually opened one up last week and there was a baby cham in it!!! Uggh I was so upset..and even worse I saw it take it's last breath!

Ouch! sorry to hear that......but we must keep tryin.

 

[rhacman]

Aw that's a bummer And quite a long incubation period. I've had an infertile panther egg go 11 months before getting moldy, lol. It always made me wonder if it was fertile, so when it collapsed, I cut it open, and there was just yellow goo inside, lol. Now I've got several panther eggs that finally started developing veins at 5 months, so hopefully I'll have some luck with those. And good luck on your last carpet egg

 

[KShook]

so about a year and a half later..no luck with my carpet eggs..my last one is now molding over What A Bummer...Any reason as to why these guys were unable to hatch?? I had them at a steady temp of 72...

Aw that's a bummer And quite a long incubation period. I've had an infertile panther egg go 11 months before getting moldy, lol. It always made me wonder if it was fertile, so when it collapsed, I cut it open, and there was just yellow goo inside, lol. Now I've got several panther eggs that finally started developing veins at 5 months, so hopefully I'll have some luck with those. And good luck on your last carpet egg

 

[chams1]

It's possible it was a change in humidity levels? That happened to some of my carpet eggs a while back.

 

[KShook]

Hmm..that could be..I moved last sept..to the beach from inland..the temp difference is way different..but they stayed at a steady 72..maybe it was the humidity, it is more humid by the beach, and not at all inland..

It's possible it was a change in humidity levels? That happened to some of my carpet eggs a while back.