Water Dragon Laying Eggs!
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how long until they hatch?
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Holy crap, its like craping out eggs!
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mine just layed some eggs but i dont think there gonna hatch because they have to get fertilized
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ZONE OF THE GANGSTAAS!!
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unfortunately not
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i got the dragons from Olympia pets in east Kilbride
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my water dragon layed some eggs which are now in an incubatter but can the babys go in the same tank
skellens42 1 year ago
@skellens42 As the adults? No. As each other? Yes.
ErikPaterson 1 year ago
hiya, how long was she gravid for, because im worrying about how long mine has been digging for! xx
cookiedogshit 2 years ago
approximately 60 days but they can spend up to 3 weeks digging everywhere trying to find a suitable nesting site, i've found though that misting the enclosure more often during this time can help to get the female to lay.
ErikPaterson 2 years ago
so did any get saved or all die?
AOS25 2 years ago
unfortunately all eggs went off during incubation :(
ErikPaterson 2 years ago