tupifan said:who's AB?
getting a male wasn't a problem for me, getting a female was much harder and more expensive.
AB^ said:They are so cheap because they are mostly farm raised animals (which really means gravid females are collected,nests are raided, etc etc in their native countries)
I am still hoping to take a shot a breeding them someday, but no male for now. Bert might have said they should be easier to breed because of lack of hibernation but in all reality I have found temperate (hibernating) species easier to breed (hibernation triggers breeding) than more tropical/sub tropical animals. Who can need a variation of temperatures, humidity/rainfall and other factors not as easy to simulate as just cooling an animal down for a few months.
don't think of it as nagging someone will join sooner or later with incite on this. keep up the search and let us know what you findtupifan said:if they collect the eggs they should know what conditions the eggs need to hatch, is there any information about this
(sorry for nagging but i've been trying to find it for a long time )
VARNYARD said:They need need to list them as CBBs Captive born and bred, for years CB meant captive bred, but now they change the meaning to captive born, IMO just another way to make a buyer think that they are more than what they are. CH or captive hatched from wild adults.