Re: gonyosoma incubation/My experience

Posted by Pedersen,Søe on April 21, 2000 at 15:51:09:

In Reply to: gonyosoma incubation posted by tim on April 21, 2000 at 15:40:50:

Hi Tim
I hatched oxycephala from 92-105 days at 28.5 degrees Celcius.They can be hatched at a lower temperature also but then it can take up to 160 days. I had some problems with the shells of the eggs were to thick and the juveniles couldn`t brake through. Maybe it was lack of sufficient humidity. I don`t know, but the embryos were fully developed.
Juvenile gonyosomas are so easy to get started. Just irritate them with a pincky and when they grab it they also starts eating. After a while they take them on their own.
Best wishes
Søe

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: Hi Tim : I hatched oxycephala from 92-105 days at 28.5 degrees Celcius.They can be hatched at a lower temperature also but then it can take up to 160 days. I had some problems with the shells of the eggs were to thick and the juveniles couldn`t brake through. Maybe it was lack of sufficient humidity. I don`t know, but the embryos were fully developed. : Juvenile gonyosomas are so easy to get started. Just irritate them with a pincky and when they grab it they also starts eating. After a while they take them on their own. : Best wishes : Søe

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