Hey Deb how's your gang doing? Mine are all doing great. Some are still sleeping a lot and not eating too much, but then it's as if everyone else has woken up early and are ready to go!! Holy hormones!
Thanks for the tips on the meds and everything, they seemed to work wonders and Yogi has been SUCH a pig lately! I love it! But he's been really "cranky" lately too, freaking out if we try to touch him, acting tough like he's going to bite (even though we know he won't...lol) but I think it's all hormones. He used to be like that before until we put him and Daisy together. He was a whole new dragon after that ahaha. He needs a girlfriend.
Daisy is doing great as well and actually laid eggs on Dec. 12! We had her with our male Maalik Nov. 28, and I know that they did mate successfully, but that's only 2 weeks....is it possible for her to develop eggs that quickly?? They look good and fertile! Other than Maalik a few weeks ago, the last time she was with a male was with Yogi almost a year ago. Could these be Yogi's babies? I know they store sperm, but for that long?? She's already filling out again so I'm sure another clutch is on the way
That's a good idea, just dripping water with a syringe instead of waking them up and putting them in the bath. They hate being woken up bad enough Get the stink eye for awhile usually lol
Did you manage to plump up your babies?
Are you all ready for Christmas?? I can't wait! But I can't believe how mild it has been!! Am I not in Canada?!?! lol Although just this morning they announced that we should be getting a bit of a snow storm this Friday and Saturday so hopefully we'll have a white Christmas!!!
OH! I almost forgot! You won't believe what Kevin and I just got on Dec. 2...a black and white Argentine tegu! We bought him at an expo from Simply Reptiles. He's about 3 months old I was told, and captive bred. He's 16" and about 138g but not for long!!! He's been doing a lot of sleeping, but that's normal for this time of year (although I wish he wouldn't lol). We aren't going to try to keep him up though because we read that their first few hibernations are important, especially if you want to breed eventually (which Kevin really does).
Thanks for the tips on the meds and everything, they seemed to work wonders and Yogi has been SUCH a pig lately! I love it! But he's been really "cranky" lately too, freaking out if we try to touch him, acting tough like he's going to bite (even though we know he won't...lol) but I think it's all hormones. He used to be like that before until we put him and Daisy together. He was a whole new dragon after that ahaha. He needs a girlfriend.
Daisy is doing great as well and actually laid eggs on Dec. 12! We had her with our male Maalik Nov. 28, and I know that they did mate successfully, but that's only 2 weeks....is it possible for her to develop eggs that quickly?? They look good and fertile! Other than Maalik a few weeks ago, the last time she was with a male was with Yogi almost a year ago. Could these be Yogi's babies? I know they store sperm, but for that long?? She's already filling out again so I'm sure another clutch is on the way
That's a good idea, just dripping water with a syringe instead of waking them up and putting them in the bath. They hate being woken up bad enough Get the stink eye for awhile usually lol
Did you manage to plump up your babies?
Are you all ready for Christmas?? I can't wait! But I can't believe how mild it has been!! Am I not in Canada?!?! lol Although just this morning they announced that we should be getting a bit of a snow storm this Friday and Saturday so hopefully we'll have a white Christmas!!!
OH! I almost forgot! You won't believe what Kevin and I just got on Dec. 2...a black and white Argentine tegu! We bought him at an expo from Simply Reptiles. He's about 3 months old I was told, and captive bred. He's 16" and about 138g but not for long!!! He's been doing a lot of sleeping, but that's normal for this time of year (although I wish he wouldn't lol). We aren't going to try to keep him up though because we read that their first few hibernations are important, especially if you want to breed eventually (which Kevin really does).