Dave(real name Davina!!!) Trevor and tulula laying eggs!

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I am very happy to say that both of my females laid eggs on 14/01/2012. The eggs that i have kept are developing well and even had a hatching today!!! will post some more pictures when i get some :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
 

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Amazing! But picture 3 is stunning! Good luck with the breeding!
 
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