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I didn't know if to put this in breeding forum or the habitat or this one personally, so here we go.
1. I have a female I just got very vibrant orange x red female about 12 inches and then, I have my male he is probably close to 360 grams and at least 22 23 inches from head to toe my main question is, I have a idea about building a rack for the babies ( by the way done allot of research still doing research in the months to come for it)but I was going to build a pvc rack out of 2 inch piping and have plywood cutouts as the shelves so it I can attach a 2x4 under shelves, so I can attach a 24 inch fluros and 2 spotlights one for each tub (theirs two tubs per shelf).Now that that is taken care of I was wondering what is a good size qt tub for about 5 babies to a tub and that's another question I've read that people put no more than 5 babies to a tub can I do more or less
3. should temps be higher or lower for babies I know salad fed 3 times a day I haven't found when to start feeding hatchlings
4. also when the newborns are born how do I transport them from the incubator after the excess 12-24 hours extra of having them in their after they hatch and do I need to paper towels in the tubs to be moist 24/7 till their yolk sac dries up , and also how long does it take for the yolk sack to dry up
5. I know that their is allot of feeding involved that's one reason I'm going to breed crickets be a fun project and since their will be more than one clutch of one mating I'll be prepared with crickets and racks because pvc is cheap and inexpensive and our plywood sheets are not that expensive only expensive part in the racks are the uvb flouros
Here's a pic of my female anna
here's my big male tom
here is my other rescue male he was attacked by cats one time poor little buy hes made a full recovery with a little niped tail and a scar
1. I have a female I just got very vibrant orange x red female about 12 inches and then, I have my male he is probably close to 360 grams and at least 22 23 inches from head to toe my main question is, I have a idea about building a rack for the babies ( by the way done allot of research still doing research in the months to come for it)but I was going to build a pvc rack out of 2 inch piping and have plywood cutouts as the shelves so it I can attach a 2x4 under shelves, so I can attach a 24 inch fluros and 2 spotlights one for each tub (theirs two tubs per shelf).Now that that is taken care of I was wondering what is a good size qt tub for about 5 babies to a tub and that's another question I've read that people put no more than 5 babies to a tub can I do more or less
3. should temps be higher or lower for babies I know salad fed 3 times a day I haven't found when to start feeding hatchlings
4. also when the newborns are born how do I transport them from the incubator after the excess 12-24 hours extra of having them in their after they hatch and do I need to paper towels in the tubs to be moist 24/7 till their yolk sac dries up , and also how long does it take for the yolk sack to dry up
5. I know that their is allot of feeding involved that's one reason I'm going to breed crickets be a fun project and since their will be more than one clutch of one mating I'll be prepared with crickets and racks because pvc is cheap and inexpensive and our plywood sheets are not that expensive only expensive part in the racks are the uvb flouros
Here's a pic of my female anna
here's my big male tom
here is my other rescue male he was attacked by cats one time poor little buy hes made a full recovery with a little niped tail and a scar