In a message dated 00-12-20 18:14:54 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jim Chapman) writes: > I would be interested in seeing your picture. This year I only bred one > female and I'm not sure if they were larger but the first two eggs did > produce stronger, healthier babies. There must have been something lacking > in her diet that made subsequent eggs less strong. I plan to breed Agamura > again this coming year and will try to increase quantity and quality of what > I feed her. Jim, I attached a pic of 2 unrelated clutches of eggs. The female that laid the larger eggs had a couple of previous clutches where she only laid one egg, respectively. Those eggs were even larger and she did have difficulty laying the first one. FWIW, I use a hovabator for incubation. I notice a slight drop in the night incubation temperatures in the hovabator as the ambient temperature in the room is cooler when the extra lights are off. Stacy
