Summer Stars
- Thread starter Tom
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10 or 11.
What price range do you sell them for?My Burmese Stars usually lay in winter. For some reason they decided to lay in summer this year too. I'm not going to complain!
For those who don't know, this species is functionally extinct. They are not "endangered". They are EXTINCT in the wild. What we breed in captivity is all that is left of this species. Lucky for the species, they are super hardy, easy to raise and care for, absolutely gorgeous, and super friendly and outgoing. They are an ideal species for a pet. They don't get huge, they are not destructive, they have no special diet requirements... These traits should ensure their survival for a long time to come.
I didn't know if eggs laid in hot weather would hatch or not. Now I know:
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These are two different clutches from two different females. They started pipping last night. More pic to come!
They sell for $800 each.
So very neat & amazing to watch these little beauts pip out! Keep the pix coming Tom. Congrats! ????????
Sue Ann
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How wonderful! They are gorgeousMy Burmese Stars usually lay in winter. For some reason they decided to lay in summer this year too. I'm not going to complain!
For those who don't know, this species is functionally extinct. They are not "endangered". They are EXTINCT in the wild. What we breed in captivity is all that is left of this species. Lucky for the species, they are super hardy, easy to raise and care for, absolutely gorgeous, and super friendly and outgoing. They are an ideal species for a pet. They don't get huge, they are not destructive, they have no special diet requirements... These traits should ensure their survival for a long time to come.
I didn't know if eggs laid in hot weather would hatch or not. Now I know:
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These are two different clutches from two different females. They started pipping last night. More pic to come!
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Congrats Tom!
How awesome! The eggs look big. Are they abt size of chicken egg? Thanks for sharing!!My Burmese Stars usually lay in winter. For some reason they decided to lay in summer this year too. I'm not going to complain!
For those who don't know, this species is functionally extinct. They are not "endangered". They are EXTINCT in the wild. What we breed in captivity is all that is left of this species. Lucky for the species, they are super hardy, easy to raise and care for, absolutely gorgeous, and super friendly and outgoing. They are an ideal species for a pet. They don't get huge, they are not destructive, they have no special diet requirements... These traits should ensure their survival for a long time to come.
I didn't know if eggs laid in hot weather would hatch or not. Now I know:
View attachment 312198View attachment 312199View attachment 312200
These are two different clutches from two different females. They started pipping last night. More pic to come!
More like a ping pong ball. Maybe just a little smaller than that.
What a beautiful little bunch of babies! I'm so glad people like you are helping all that you can. I'm sure there's a special blessing on the people trying to help the Lord's animals.?
So awesome!
WNash
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Nice!!!, put me on the list when they are ready!!!My Burmese Stars usually lay in winter. For some reason they decided to lay in summer this year too. I'm not going to complain!
For those who don't know, this species is functionally extinct. They are not "endangered". They are EXTINCT in the wild. What we breed in captivity is all that is left of this species. Lucky for the species, they are super hardy, easy to raise and care for, absolutely gorgeous, and super friendly and outgoing. They are an ideal species for a pet. They don't get huge, they are not destructive, they have no special diet requirements... These traits should ensure their survival for a long time to come.
I didn't know if eggs laid in hot weather would hatch or not. Now I know:
View attachment 312198View attachment 312199View attachment 312200
These are two different clutches from two different females. They started pipping last night. More pic to come!
Today's Update: All but one egg has pipped or hatched. The only one not hatching is the discolored one down in the corner. Several have climbed out of their eggs and are now in their brooder boxes.
Chubbs the tegu
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Congrats man!
Cynosoura
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Absolutely. They look amazing!!
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