NEW C. gracilis x calyptratus hybrid

Here is some more pictures of the babies I had another one today. =)
 

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Thats amazing! Holy hell, the colors they are showing while newborn are incredible! Imagine them when they're grown up! PLEASE keep this updated, I am saving this thread to my bookmarks!
 
They do have beautiful patterns, and just to give you guys an update on them
they are doing great! they are walking around all over the cage eating so everything is looking good. I will be posting a video of them soon.
 
They don't show that pattern all the time do they? That's just stress pattern for veiled babies you guys are getting excited about.

That said- pretty cool first time cross. Will be interesting to see if the babies are sterile or can reproduce...
 
fluxlizard said:
They don't show that pattern all the time do they? That's just stress pattern for veiled babies you guys are getting excited about.

That said- pretty cool first time cross. Will be interesting to see if the babies are sterile or can reproduce...
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Actually they are always like that unless they are always stressed out but i doubt that. Also I had bought my female veiled as a baby and she never looked like that, but we will see how they turn out as adults.


Also everyone I have two more babies about to hatch=)
 
Frankcham said:
Actually they are always like that unless they are always stressed out but i doubt that. Also I had bought my female veiled as a baby and she never looked like that, but we will see how they turn out as adults.


Also everyone I have two more babies about to hatch=)
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Yeah!!! Two more little ones on the way. We are in need of more pictures when you have a minute.:)
 
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lumbasammler said:
Don´t get me wrong, i think this is very interesting and cool in some way.
I just doubt that it´s worth putting a female under the stress of egg producing and laying
for this.
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Hows is the stress of these eggs any different from eggs sired by a male vield?

Those things are awesome. Dibs on the next clutch. I wonder if the neonates would look different if u switch the sexes of the parents and make it a male vield to a female graceful?

Kinda like a tigon and a liger. The sex of the different species makes a difference
 
birdman5000 said:
J
Hows is the stress of these eggs any different from eggs sired by a male vield?

Those things are awesome. Dibs on the next clutch. I wonder if the neonates would look different if u switch the sexes of the parents and make it a male vield to a female graceful?

Kinda like a tigon and a liger. The sex of the different species makes a difference
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The difference is that those do not serve any purpose ;)
 
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