Sometimes I do yes, other times I'll wait until they are around two years old ( at least) and are of healthy weight (40+ grams for cresties, 50+ usually for gargs)
Not too sure what the actual odds are, it’s more common in some species, in fact it’s the norm in some species i.e. mourning geckos. From what I’ve heard it can happen regular in gargoyles but it doesn’t always result in a successful hatching.
Woke up to this today did they hatch? Mine even looks like it has a vein
That’s so awesome!!!
Thanks Frank! It’s exciting, we’ll see how incubation goes 🤞
Were you able to get baby gargoyles from it?
Do you wait for your females to lay duds before pairing ?
Sometimes I do yes, other times I'll wait until they are around two years old ( at least) and are of healthy weight (40+ grams for cresties, 50+ usually for gargs)
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nice 💪
Woah that’s crazy
Yea, definitely wasn’t expecting it 😂
did they hatch?
Unfortunately they did not.
What are the odds of this happening ?
Not too sure what the actual odds are, it’s more common in some species, in fact it’s the norm in some species i.e. mourning geckos. From what I’ve heard it can happen regular in gargoyles but it doesn’t always result in a successful hatching.
had that with a crestie female once, but its not that common