New Season Eggs 'Keelbacks'

[dottyback]

First eggs for the season for me, a dozen Keelback eggs.

 

[scorps]

Awesome work, I love keelbacks, never had any success breeding mine thoughGood luck with them

 

[mckellar007]

Well done ben! The ones I got off you from last season are powering along nicely!!

 

[Sdaji]

Nice one! You're having some great results with the Keelbacks, well done. With them having their first clutch so early you should be able to get a few this season. Awesome! Good luck with the incubation

What are you feeding the parents?

 

[Kenno]

Great work.

More details please.

 

[wrecked]

Great work Ben! Good luck with them

 

[MathewB]

Pic of the parents?

 

[codysnake]

Hey I was wondering how much keelbacks are worth I really want one, also basic things to keep them is it like keeping a water python?

 

[edstar]

good work!

 

[NicG]

Good looking healthy eggs too. Nice one!

 

[Klaery]

Congrats mate Good looking clutch!

 

[dottyback]

Thanks Peoples! Sdaji, I feed them goldfish at present they are set up in an Aquaponic system, the water quality is excellent plus i feed the goldfish a massive variety of foods one bieng high protein trout pellets.

The parents are set up in a 4x18x2 fish tank in a colony of 5.

more photo's coming soon!

 

[Daryl_H]

nice work ben. last seasons are going well

 

[Sdaji]

Awesome! Your own aquaponics goldfish! That'll give you lots of babies to het the hatchling Keelbacks going too, nice one.

Codysnake: Water Pythons are easiest to keep just like a regular python - it's a bit of a misleading name. Keelbacks are very different from pythons in a lot of ways. If you wanted to you could keep either in a semiaquatic enclosure though.

 

[dottyback]

Another clutch from the same female which is pretty cool!

 

[Jay84]

Thats great! Any news on the first clutch?

I would love some keelbacks but can't really have a nice tank set up until i move next year....... will have to wait