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Old 10-14-2009, 10:15 AM
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we are excited to see them. keep us updated.
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Old 10-18-2009, 11:23 PM
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Seems like the soil hatched some crickets, I now have almost microscopic crickets in with the eggs. (The soil came from the gecko's moist hide so it's extremely possible some crickets laid eggs before being eaten).
Should I be worried about the mini crickets or just try to ride it out and hope for the best?
Hate to do a incubation medium switch this late in the run and risk losing the eggs.
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Well you should be thrilled. Do you know how difficult it is to breed your own crickets!
I think that is pretty cool.I Have been following your thread for a while and anxious to see those eggs hatch.Hope those tiny crickets don't compromise your clutch.Keep us posted!
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Old 10-20-2009, 06:32 PM
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Your never going to believe what my wife found today!

2 more eggs!!!

We put them in a separate tupperware and under the lamp to keep the temp same as the other 2.

So now I have 4 eggs incubating in 2 different containers. If they keep this up soon someone will come to my house and find me eaten by geckos.

Well hopefully these will do good, I candled them and saw the orange dots so they seem fertile.
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