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Posted by Tor_de_Fartz on March 02, 2003 at 05:38:17:
In Reply to: R. trachyrhynchus and birth>>> posted by Leprachaun13 on February 28, 2003 at 14:44:06:
Trouble is, if they have twins, that means a build up of pus in clacium sacs, which can lead to various metabolic problems. Then animal's head will probably explode. Sorry.
: I know that not many people out there are keeping, let alone breeding these animals, but I have a question to offer to anyone who has advice. I came under the assumption that R. trachyrhynchus produced one baby, annually to bi-annually, and that twins were a rare but possible scenario. I was reading the Rhac book, and here's a direct quote, (reference towards R. trachyrhynchus) "Twins are the rule but single babies are born now and then." (42)
:My question is, was this written with a loack of proper information, and they simply assumed? Or am I totally wrong in my assumption?
:Thanks a lot
:Ian
:*reference to Rhacodactylus: Biology, Natural History & Husbandry
