espressodude
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I had a female drop 37 living and 2 dead babies. I got her gravid from Hermosa Reptile before they had them in Hawaii. No wonder it seems so long ago, it was.
Unhappy Baby Jacksons
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We've had adult females that kept red streaks in the brown background through child-bearing years, as if it were their permanent color. I've also seen the babies start as always black/streaks of white, then later color up to mostly green at about 3 month old. Right now all the 5 week old babies have red dewlaps that peek out when they eat or breathe. Adult females sometimes are predominantly green, or green/brown. Again, could it be a pecking order thing?
37!!!! At that point I'd use 'em for feeder crickets. A family friend came over, looked in our hatchling cage, and said "Where'd you get the bugs?" My first thought the first time I saw Jackson babies in a cage was "Crickets?" What the heck did you do with 37????
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flyty808
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yay on the babys i love baby jacksons.
i keep my jacksons out side with no lights as well and all my females have had over 20 baby in there litter and thats even on a retained clutch.
ThrusterSoda
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I live in Berks county and would be interested 
Keep me posted I will throw you a few $
Keep me posted I will throw you a few $I live in Berks county and would be interested
Thruster, keep your $$ for the kids. I'm aiming for end of March. We're in Bucks County, PA, near Trenton, NJ. I got 9 babies, but not sexed yet. This is a pure charity giveaway. Adios!
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DekuScrub
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im interested! ive got a prego myself but im so impatient XD. need moar babies! im in montgomery county whats your zip so if i can see if youre close enough for me to be willing to drive to.
and the being scared of mist? are you using a hand sprayer? pressure sprayer? misting system? it may just be too fast or erratic. you can buy low flow tips for systems and pressure sprayers you can pump up just a tad and the intensity is lower. hand sprayers are erratic
oh and it says youre in philly? im like a 7 min drive to KoP and i live right next to philly expo center
ive got a prego myself but im so impatient XD. need moar babies! im in montgomery county whats your zip so if i can see if youre close enough for me to be willing to drive to.and the being scared of mist? are you using a hand sprayer? pressure sprayer? misting system? it may just be too fast or erratic. you can buy low flow tips for systems and pressure sprayers you can pump up just a tad and the intensity is lower. hand sprayers are erratic
oh and it says youre in philly? im like a 7 min drive to KoP and i live right next to philly expo center
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Cainschams
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This is why it is good to make posts based on experience and not speculation. One species isnt exactly like another.
As for the thrashing goes. Ive seen it in young clutches of veileds, panthers, K. tavetana, Tr. ellioti and Tr. bitaneatus. Ive also seen it in older animals when they werent ready for it to "rain".
im interested!
and the being scared of mist? are you using a hand sprayer? pressure sprayer? misting system? it may just be too fast or erratic. you can buy low flow tips for systems and pressure sprayers you can pump up just a tad and the intensity is lower. hand sprayers are erratic
oh and it says youre in philly? im like a 7 min drive to KoP and i live right next to philly expo center
18940, Newtown, PA, an hour from KP
