Hi all, hi Mike,
beeing probably a bit late for this discussion, just
some short notes on my side:
- From the description I too think you have a female
of the subspecies comoraegrandensis.
- We had that topic a while ago, and I posted
pictures together with some text (I think) - perhaps
you might check out the archives?
- I kept mine in groups in the beginning (1,2) and
that worked well ... and friends currently keep
and breed some of my offspring as 1,3, and it works
(so far), too.
> Here comes a few photographs of the P.vn.subspecies
>
> Magnus
The second picture named "P.vn.spec. Photo O.Pronk1"
is in fact one of mine and shows a (breeding) male
of my comoraegrandensis ... just to clarify things, no
offense taken ... ;-)
> Good luck with finding partners for your animals -
> Just as with some other Phelsumaspecies, most
> hatchlings tend to be one sex or the other, and with
> P.vn.v-nigra most hatched animales are males.
My v-nigra comoraegrandensis-hatchlings were (so far)
about 75% females ... I incubate them in a very simple
way: I put them into small boxes with artificial foam
in them, some water for the humidity at the bottom
and put these boxes somewhere on a shelf in my special
room (where all my cages are) - thus having a temperature
range between 22�C and 32� for the eggs (at an average
of - let�s say - about 26�-28�C).
I hope this helped a bit - regards, Hartmut (Germany)
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