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#123936
GAKD
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Anole and long-tail eggs 
My long-tailed lizards are contantly breeding and have several eggs separated. Now my anoles are laying. I’ve got them in a critter cage within the main tank so that they get the same temp etc.. but my questions are how long do they take to hatch and are the eggs in danger of the hatchlings once they are born? They’ve all been layed at different weeks. Once they are born when is it safe to put them into the main tank with the parents?
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08/19/04 7:17pm
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#123938
GAKD
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Message To: GAKD In reference to Message Id: 123936
Anole and long-tail eggs
BTW: I just added the pics of my buddies to my profile.
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08/19/04 7:23pm
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#125212
GAKD
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Message To: GAKD In reference to Message Id: 123938
Anole and long-tail eggs
Anyone? I’m concerned that the hatchling may dig into the eggs. Should I start getting another tank set up?
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08/21/04 12:14pm
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#125484
Ienjoyhavingahouse
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Message To: GAKD In reference to Message Id: 125212
Anole and long-tail eggs
yea, i’d say get another tank set-up, and take the eggs out and keep them at like.. I’m not 100% sure of the temps, but i think it’s around 80-84 degrees. The little wee lizards shouldn’t be put in with the adults until they’re just abuot the same size.... but how big are these tank? the one with the adults and the potential nursery? because you very well may end up with some hostility beteen males
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08/21/04 6:10pm
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#125608
GAKD
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Message To: Ienjoyhavingahouse In reference to Message Id: 125484
Anole and long-tail eggs
my main tank is 108 gallons and have the eggs secure in a critter cage within this one. I’ve got a 5 1/2 gallon that I could set up for the hatchlings...???
BTW thanks for replying.
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08/21/04 9:48pm
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#126231
Ienjoyhavingahouse
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Message To: GAKD In reference to Message Id: 125608
Anole and long-tail eggs
wwwooowww.... 108 gallons outta suffice for all te hatchlings
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08/22/04 9:07pm
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