We had some MBK Worms (Mexican Black Kings) hatch out here last week. 🙂



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We had some MBK Worms (Mexican Black Kings) hatch out here last week. 🙂
MBK #LampropeltisGetulaNigrita #MexicanBlackKingsnake #DarrenHamillReptiles
Our Mexican Black Kings (Lampropeltis Getula) decided to share a special present with us.
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Our clutch of Niger Uromastyx (Uromastyx geyri) is hatching. 🙂
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The other day a litter of Lake Chapala Mexican Garter Snake babies (Thamnophis eques obscurus) were born here at DHR. These beautiful little buggers are going to be all sorts of fun. 🙂
#GarterSnake #Thamnophis #ThamnophisEquesObscurus #DarrenHamillReptiles
More Kochi Day Geckos (Phelsuma kochi) have hatched. 🙂
This is our first season producing Kochi Day Geckos and we’re pleasantly surprised at how beautiful the neonates are. Thanks to Neil Meister for providing us with this opportunity.
#Phelsuma #PhelsumaKochi #DayGecko #KocksDayGecko #DarrenHamillReptiles
The other day we were very pleased to find a clutch of Niger Uromastyx eggs! Our female Nigerian Uromastyx (Uromastyx geyri) has been looking for a place to lay her eggs for a few days now, digging all around her enclosure.
We were very pleased to see that she accepted the egg box we provided her. 🙂
The brown eggs are infertile eggs. We include them in our photos for record keeping, however they are removed before placing the eggs in the incubator. Good record keeping is an important part of successful husbandry.
#NigerianUromastyx #UromastyxGeyri #Uromastyx #DarrenHamillReptiles
Can you see the little surprise? We nearly missed it when we were feeding animals that day. These are Koch’s Giant Day Gecko (Phelsuma kochi)
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Our first clutch of MBK eggs has arrived! We have a thing for darkly colored reptiles, and Mexican Black Kings (Lampropeltis getula nigrita) are no exception.
This female is a couple of years old now, slowly raised to maturity. We’re fortunate to have eight fertile eggs in the first clutch.
Here’s looking forward to those beautiful little black noodles!
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And Gecko season is back! The other day we took s peek inside the incubator to find these two Giant Day Geckos (Phelsuma grandis) waiting for us.
Seeing these beautiful little geckos when they first hatch never gets old. 🙂
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Something new and unexpected today, an Emerald Swift (Sceloporus malachiticus). This little guy is one of two babies born a few weeks ago.
We have our Emerald Swifts in a bio-active display setup, housed with multiple species that like to bask. We never expected our Swifts to breed in a multi-species enclosure, so this was a nice surprise. 🙂
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