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Caught an escapee today.
Look at that pattern 😍

And there you have it.
Our first Tribolonotus novaguinea baby.
Parents were only match earlier this year, so a bit unexpected, but we are so happy that next to the red eyes our white eyes are also a breedable couple 🤩

Can't wait for next and to see this little one grown up 👍

We aren't as active on Facebook at the moment, but behind the screens the wheels keep turning.
This female baby T. gracilis left Sunday to her new home.
Familiar and well prepared people make it a bit easier to see her go, as we will see photos as she grows.

Somebody is out in the early morning to enjoy some uvb 😊

Our holdback male is being his adventorous self again after a short settling down fade in his new enclosure 😊
Maybe we will eventually get him a girlfriend, but for now we have more then enough babies to take care off 😅

There is something soothing about waving branches to ever tighter spots.

Yeah, new enclosure for the L. lugubris is starting to get form 👌

Eastern weekend, so we fully redid the enclosure of Nova, our Tribolonotus novaeguineae female.
Part of the reason of doing this was so that we could let Nova meet Smaug, our male T. novaeguineae, who has been growing in "quarantine" for almost a year now.

So ready for them to meet.

After the first night we haven't heard them argue yet, good start.
Tomorrow we shall give them food and hopefully they will both eat after the stress of moving 😅

Have learned that Nova is a fiesty one though 🤣

Baby T. gracilis from 2020.
Awesome looking Red eyes :)

Our Coleonyx elegans male, devouring some crickets.
He does get more brave sometimes, and eat while we are still adding crickets in there. Might have to see if he accepts tweezers soon ;)

Good morning 😁

Yupe... We have another enclosure for the L. lugubris.
Due to C. we haven't been to expo's etc, but these ladies don't know that 😅
So a new enclosure was the way to go, to give some space to the new babies. 😇

Whatcha doing doc?