When I click that link this is what I get: "Website blocked due to spyware."
I do have AdBlocker installed on my laptop.
I just learned how to upload my first pic. Yey me.
There are 2 steps to posting pics. After you drag your photo to add it, look to the right. First click Insert Inline, then click Done.
After you click done, your photo will be out of the Attached Thumbnails box like it's showing now.
Last edited by Elizabeth Freer; 03-19-2019 at 03:21 AM.
i swear they gotta pop any day now! its been over 20 days since the initial breeding and about 17 days since the last pairing, Carmella is def bigger then pikachu though..
Last edited by Geopard Lecko; 03-24-2019 at 02:48 AM.
I fixed that last post, had a double pic in there an was missing the full on view pic.
starting to wonder when these eggs are going to come out.. they both look like they are gonna pop tho carmella is larger in the belly and both have been spending alot of time in the lay box digging.
pikachu was mated with sarge on 2-26, 2-27, 3-3, and 3-5.
carmella was mated on 3/11 that i saw, i did leave sarge in with her over night a couple times about a week or so before that but didnt see any confirmed mating but since then i've been keeping an eye on them and logging everything and removing the male (sarge) after copulation.
from what i've read 15-20 days is fairly normal for these guys but we're pushing a month here.. i dont see any signs of impaction or anything out of the normal besides that they spend more time in the lay box and dig alot and do seem kinda like a pregnant lady lol. pikachu has even been eating this whole time but carmella not so much, maybe a few times here an there but not like pikachu lol.
oh and carmella went from 57 grams to about 64-65 grams, pikachu went from 54 to 62 grams.
thoughts @acpart ? or anyone else?
My guess is you'll discover some leo eggs prior to Easter (4/21).
Last edited by Elizabeth Freer; 03-27-2019 at 12:23 AM.
That's awesome, Geopard Lecko! Are you feeling like a potential grandpa? What did your kids say?
You're doing a great job with all your leos and their homes.