Are we talking Dragons here? Pogona sp.?

Posted by Gus on February 04, 2001 at 14:01:35:

In Reply to: NEED HELP! problem with Hatchling LYNN, KYMM, Anyone help posted by Raul G. on February 02, 2001 at 17:17:29:

The Pogona are frequently hatched with a remnant of the umbilicus and/or some unabsorbed yolk still visible.

This is most often caused by too much humidity or temps too low during the last 15-20days of incubation.

It can be a sign of other congenital problems but usually does not cause any trouble. Let the baby rest by itself at near 90 degrees (f) for a day or so. Don't keep it too moist.

Gus

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: The Pogona are frequently hatched with a remnant of the umbilicus and/or some unabsorbed yolk still visible. : This is most often caused by too much humidity or temps too low during the last 15-20days of incubation. : It can be a sign of other congenital problems but usually does not cause any trouble. Let the baby rest by itself at near 90 degrees (f) for a day or so. Don't keep it too moist. : Gus

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