Yay Eggs!!!

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Dani512

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I was so sure my Adi wasn't going to lay eggs...it was last thursday or friday that her and Silus did their we dance and she didn't get fat.
But this morning I woke to hundreds of eggs everywhere and her still laying.
These are my first babies so I'm very excited.
 
Congratulations to the three of you!

-Eva
 
congratulations

I hope you are prepared, they can be quite a handful, although worth it.

have you thought about selling some of the eggs? you will fare better if you only try to raise a few, say up to 50 rather than hundreds :D
 
Yeah I'm gonig to try and raise 50 this time.
My mum used to breed them so I have her help.

I want to sell the egss but noone seems to interested in new zealand.
 
I have, but no luck...

I still have a wee while before they hatch so I'm hoping someone will want some
 
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