Aneides lugubris hatchings

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Russ Cormack
One of my lug clutches has emerged and they're starting to explore.

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Awesome job, as always Russ. You make Aneides breeding look too easy. I'm still having trouble sexing all my young aeneus. Looks like the outline of the upper jaw might be dimorphic from the one mature pair I have, but so far can't find any other traits to compare. Still no eggs visible in any of them.
 
Neat shot. So is your setup as simple as it looks?
 
Fantastic, Russ. Well done, as always.
 
Tim

Usually I could tell the gender of adult aeneus just by the head shape, with the male's being overall broader and more defined.
 
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