Apollo

Wow!! thats a lot. Chris said you had a few didn't think that many!
Many Thanks.

Hi again Apollo. This year I had eggs from 5 breeding groups. Each one has 3-5 females and some have more than one male. I started with alot of animals themselves from 20 or more breeding groups. So they are genetically diverse. Any other AWD available in the UK not from my stock are likely to be brothers and sisters (from a single pair or single clutch). If you end up with two males I will recommend selling one or getting it a new cage. I have some 2.5 groups but they are in very large enclosures and the males have enough female company to keep them busy. I will pass on your kind comments re the shop. Thanks

mark

Really nice pics !! Atlas is certainly looking like "he" is a male. I am 90% sure, the red colour has come very early on his chest.

Hi Apollo. You would be welcome to send me some pics later on, so I can help you to sex them. In my experience the colours on the chest/belly are the best way to sex them early. But I think they need to be another six months older first. By the way your AWD must have been born somewhere between the 24th of August and the 23rd of Sept (from my records)