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they normally get to around 6 inches wth the front legs and tail, body lengh is around half that
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Looking Good steve, best of luck with them ...
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Wow, awesome. I have a pair of juvenile unidentified Typopeltis sp. They are quite cool little animals, although mine seem to have the slowest metabolisms ever...
It's great to see these being bred. From what i have read, (there is one person I know of who has bred these in particular, and lots of US keepers who have reared WC, captive born young) egg retention depends on the species. Please keep us updated  [edit] Just saw a thread where it says that eggs for Typopeltis took about 16 days to incubate...dunno if Mastig. will be similar. I've heard a lot of people saying that they often drop eggsacs but the hatching rate is low (in mastigoproctus...typopeltis seem less fussy). The usual story is that they drop eggs, carry the sac and dig a burrow. I think the young pics I saw had them on the mothers back.
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they are amazing pics that certainly not something we get to see everyday well done you thats fantastic news
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congratulations and celebrations,,, err i dont know the rest. best of luck with them m8,
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07-08-2008, 02:03 PM
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After 25 days the babies are here,
      
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07-08-2008, 02:20 PM
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Wow, awesome.
Would you consider selling some of them once they get a bit bigger? I'd quite like a shot with a Mastigoproctus, they seem more active than my two pet holes.
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07-08-2008, 02:36 PM
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Thats great news steve
lol, he has been like a new dad with these, keep goning to check them, sitting watching etc.
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Once all have hatched, i have another 7, and i have finished photos etc and they are ready they will be sold/swapped
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