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Great idea! I will work on some of these pics over the coming days!

In my experience, the moldy egg should become pretty wet and decompose a bit, making it easy to pull off the healthy egg. If it doesn't pull apart easily, I would cut it off indeed :)

WELCOME! And thank you for sharing. These instances are rare, so your input is greatly appreciated! :)

Definitely. They seem to check out several different sites and before making a final selection!

I'll admit that I had one instance a few years ago where I walked into my gecko room to see two little babies in the corner of an adult tank, much to my surprise. I use bioactive vivariums so I always knew there was an outside chance it could happen, but I was surely shocked when it did! Here is...

That is a REALLY great strategy... I might try this, because getting eggs off cork bark can be literally impossible.

Thank you so much for joining and participating! One of the hard things about social media conversations is that there's really no record or library for people to reflect upon and research. The forums provide a great, usable place to share knowledge, do research and create more of a community...

PS I left Cox earlier this year. Are you still there?

Snakebites kill more than 200 people a day around the world, but Thai firefighter Pinyo Pookpinyo was one of the lucky ones. When the tip of his thumb was bitten by a king cobra, he made it to a Bangkok hospital within 15 minutes. There, he was given a serum that stopped the venom, which can...

I went through and uploaded several old videos to my Youtube account last night, including this one: I remember that for a few years, some folks had a lot of trouble breeding vieillardi... is that still the case? I had a lot of success and had them coming out of my ears at one point. They're...

Well I got pooped on for the first time last night. She's so little that I didn't even really notice until I was trying to figure out what smelled like old eggs 😳 Overall, she's cute and I'm enjoying her so far. Her name is Pickly Lizzy "Lizard" McGuire, as named by my coworkers. Ha!

I'm curious who is planning to attend Tinley this year... any members here? I've never been before but was thinking of attending, mainly to see some old friends and meet some of my "online" friends who I haven't had the pleasure of meeting in person. I think it would also be fun since our...

I know we're an eclectic bunch here, so I'd love to know what everyone does in their free time ASIDE from reptiles. I have three dogs who eat up a lot of my time. I treat and feed them like family (raw, human-grade food). I also love to hike, fish and be outdoors. Gardening and taking care of...

This is an older video, but I still use Super Hatch and basically place eggs the same way. Only difference is the use of an incubator to manage temps and times :) I remember years ago when the SIM incubation containers came out... has anyone tried those with Chahoua? I have a feeling chewies...

I haven't used Clark's in ages... out of curiosity, where did you get it and how did they like it? I feel like I used to get it from someone named Patrick Parapara, or something?

Just out of curiosity, can you share some pictures?

Working my way through reading this and will have some stuff to share soon. Thank you for posting!

So Grand Terre then has both the M. Chahoua and M. Jalu species present, whereas the Isle de Pines may have only M. jalu OR a completely new species? So this indicates that everyone who has been saying "Mniarogekko Chahoua" has animals that come from Grand Terre? Because I feel like I've seen...

I wish the pet shops over here sold Chahoua! I'd have gotten into them a lot sooner! She's a cutie :)