Gonocephalus doriae

[Chris Anderson]

I posted a couple photos of my Gonocephalus doriae in another thread but I thought I would make another with a couple new photos from today. I am working with two female G. doriae. One of my females was gravid when I got her and shortly there after laid a clutch of 7 eggs. Unfortunately, she laid them on the bottom of her enclosure (a 6'x3'x3' screen enclosure with live plants and an automatic misting system). I was only able to salvage one of the eggs but now, after 87 days, that egg has started to hatch. First, here are a couple photos of the adult females:

Now, here are a couple photos of the neonate hatching out of the egg tonight:

I'll be sure to post more photos as soon as he's all the way out but I thought people might like to see these pics.

Chris

 

[ryanc2106]

Very nice, are these hard to keep? also can u post a pic of you enclosure

 

[skaaa]

beautiful. I bet you proud. lol i hope those dragons are very paternal. you will have a happy mom on your hands.

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Awesome, congrats!

 

[coura]

I posted a couple photos of my Gonocephalus doriae in another thread but I thought I would make another with a couple new photos from today. I am working with two female G. doriae. One of my females was gravid when I got her and shortly there after laid a clutch of 7 eggs. Unfortunately, she laid them on the bottom of her enclosure (a 6'x3'x3' screen enclosure with live plants and an automatic misting system). I was only able to salvage one of the eggs but now, after 87 days, that egg has started to hatch. First, here are a couple photos of the adult females:

Now, here are a couple photos of the neonate hatching out of the egg tonight:

I'll be sure to post more photos as soon as he's all the way out but I thought people might like to see these pics.

Chris

"Migth LIKE" are you kidding me? I love them You just acomplished a remarcable feat, all Gonocephalus only rarely bred in captivity and you got 2 females and captive hached babyNow get some males and lets start out a breeding program. Since you live in Florida you can exploit that, your dragons should be greedy to bred if housed outdoors