CB k.homeana this year,
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A couple of cuties!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!
Very nice!!!
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So cool!
Awesome. I love how spiky they are when they're little. Hope many more hatch for yah Ben.
Great way to start a day!
Bit late, but wanted to offer my congratulations.
What conditions did you incubate them in?
What conditions did you incubate them in?
Honestly i have them setup in several ways at different temps and they all look good.
They are amazing, Ben. Congratulations
turtlemanfla88
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Congrads I just got some Erosa eggs. How did you set yours up?.
Excellent on the erosa ova! I've been getting two clutches of erosa ova annually for years with nothing proving viable. I have my most recent clutch of six, from late July, set up in three different places. No signs of development currently.
Think about the incubation of pancake totoise eggs, then expound.
Think about the incubation of pancake totoise eggs, then expound.
Beautiful! Congrats!
Hi there.
What temperature did you incubate them at, and how many days before they hatched.
thanks
craig
Wow that yellow guy is beautiful!!! The others are very nice also!! I'd probably keep the last one to!!
Turtlepete
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Those serrated marginals are so interesting. Reminds me of spinosa. All kinixys seem like awesome species to me. Congrats Ben!
Interesting pics.
Like most of the young kinixys erosa and homeana I've seen, they have those indented scutes, a bit like manouria impressa.
Like most of the young kinixys erosa and homeana I've seen, they have those indented scutes, a bit like manouria impressa.
