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Old 04-11-12, 07:50 PM   #1
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tristis tristis breeding

tristis tristis caught in the act I was moving ackie generations to new larger cages today and heard rustling behind me. I assume it was the roaches or mice moving around and just kept working. I was leaving my shed and happened to notice my tristis in the corner. Then noticed they were actually breeding with hard evidence.





I guess they like oklahoma
My ackies have adjusted well and my female is swelled up like a ballon right now so I hope she comes along soon. Ackie and tristis eggs in the incubator will put a smile on my face for sure. Just need to get the Green tree pythons and hognoses to get with the program.
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Old 04-11-12, 07:55 PM   #2
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very cool congrats
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Old 04-11-12, 07:57 PM   #3
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yay is it hard keeping and breeding them ?
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Nice!!!!!!
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Congratulations.......
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Old 04-11-12, 08:25 PM   #6
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Keeping is as easy if not easier then ackies but breeding seems to be a little more difficult. I having hatched any tristis tristis yet but have hatched 4 clutches of ackies so far within my first year and a half of keeping them.
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There should probably be a content advisory for this page...
Huge congrats man!
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