Tr. cristatus babies has hatched

Hi Patrick
They look fantastic, theyr'e so preety well done your'e doing a great job! :cool:Ive mated my girl again today its been just over 5 weeks since she laid her first clutch of 13, sadly 3 were infertile so thought Id best mate her again in case she lays again & they would all be infertile she was well up for it! just hope Ive done the right thing?:confused: Heatherxxx
 
i d like to post some new pics!

all hatchlings are doing very well! none died!
that makes me happy!!

i think these are 1.1 !
 

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Patrick your babies are gorgeous!!! i'm very happy for you!!
But can i ask you how can you sex them?? apparently i don't see differences between your 2 babies..
 
thanks alot!
how old are your eggs now Brad ?

@ jack
if you could see them live you would see the difference in coloration ( males getting more brown now and also getting a blue crest now and females turning into the green color which is known from the adults) and the backfin is more seen at the males! i m not sure to sex anyone right now, but i m sure on most of them!
regards
patrick
 
i havent known that you have babys at present!

i think they ll hatch in a few days! i ve kept the substrate dryer up to the end! good luck for your clutch
 
Hey,


the 2nd clutch has hatched over a time of 10 days. i m still waiting for one hatchling.

the little ones i ve kept from the first clutch are doing very well....:D
 

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Thats great news Patrick look forward to pics:) My eggs are 140 days now so approx half way there:) All the best with your babies Heatherxxx
 
Patrick,

Your cristatus baby is so blue/green. Mine are more brown, beige and green but no blue color in them. Does this last photo show a baby with edema? The gular area looks swollen but if that's just swallowing motion, then it would explain it.

Congratulations on the success you're having. I hatched out a clutch (captive hatched, not bred) in late January and am expecting a true captive bred clutch sometime late summer.
 
Hi ,

no i dont think it s an edama.
i ve kept three females and all do have these coloration.
The new babies are more brown but are only two weeks old now.

@ heather

try to keep the temperature not warmer than 22°C.
because the reason is, that they will hatch to early and are not as large and save as when they were bred a bit cooler. my 2nd clutch hatched 1,5 months earlier than the first clutch, cause the tempareture in my room has been warmer this time.

regards
Patrick
 
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