Water Dragon egglaying

[serpenttongue]

Just a couple of pics of one of my females laying her second clutch on Friday afternoon.

 

[serpenttongue]

Another.

 

[serpenttongue]

Big male looking on.

 

[pugsly]

Great shot! Good luck with the incubating!

 

[pugsly]

Great shot! Good luck with the incubating!

 

[serpenttongue]

Another.

 

[serpenttongue]

And also a diamond pic taken today.

 

[serpenttongue]

Last one.

 

[pugsly]

Looks like such a sweet setup you have there ST, stunning animals too.

 

[serpenttongue]

It'll do for now!

 

[junglemad]

top camera , top set-up, top specimens. That's gold!

 

[serpenttongue]

Yeah, except the guy holding the camera isn't a top photographer!

 

[pugsly]

Look like fine shots to me! I'll be glad to come around and take some shots, anytime to see that setup!

 

[kahn_10]

hey serpent tongue !!! where about do ya live??? and hw much would those water dragons cost ??? amazing looking!!! not just them but all the reptiles
cheers kahn

 

[GetCoiled]

What a nice aviary you got there serpenttongue!
Cheers
Stefano

 

[Possum]

From the look on your males face he is asking you politely to back off! :shock:

 

[moosenoose]

What a nice aviary you got there serpenttongue!
Cheers
Stefano

I also agree! I love those outdoor set-ups! Great stuff ST

 

[peterjohnson64]

One of my EWD's laid her eggs yesterday as well. They are in the sand outside. How long do they take to hatch outside? or alternatively, when can you move them from their hole to an incubator and then how long will they take in an incubator?

Thanks

Pete

 

[Jason]

i would also be interested to know how much you guys are thinking of selling them for as i would like to get a hatchy, 1 or 2? how long do these guys take to incubate, and when will people have some ready?

 

[serpenttongue]

Jason i dont sell them, i give them away.

Peter, most times i leave the eggs in the nest and depending on ground temps they usually incubate for about 3 months. When i have incubated them artificially its only really knocked about 10 days off the incubation period of outside. I had 2 clutches laid in October and they should hatch in Jan/early Feb.
When i choose to artificially incubate the eggs i just take them from the female as she lays them. If i'm not around when they're laid, i'll just dig them up and take them.