313. And now for somemore stunning Trempers

We reckon we have had about 25 Tremper hatchlings so far this season. This one hatched 28/06/2012 and is the offspring of Jungle rock and Max planck. Has been given the name Riposte. He/she has some nice red eclipse eyes. Incubation took 50 days and looks a near 4 gram babe.

312. Downtown boy or girl

Derived from some jargon used in an olympic sport this is Downtown. Another rugged fine looking wild type from Whoopi and Kabul our Afghanicus male. Incubation took 50 days and pretty much looks like a standard 3 gram hatchling.

311. This one has a full tail

This is Spraydeck who is the sibling to the baby in post 310. Therefore all the same biography apart from hatching out one day later on 25/06/2012. Again looks a good 3 grams at hatch.

310. Hatchlings trapped tail trauma.

This baby Mack Snow that hatched out on 24/06/2012 ended up loosing the end of its tail after we trapped it in the incubator box lid. We are hoping the trauma won't hold it back from growing to maturity. As he/she is a bit of a warrior we have given it the name of Sparta. Parents are Maggie and Rob Roy. With its tail attached we reckon it must have been a good 3 gram at hatch after 45 days in the incubator.

309. Anybody for a bit of Olympic volleyball?

Here is Vollyball who is the sibling to the baby in post 308. She/he is what we would call a standa banda Tremper red eyed eclipse. She arrived just a few hours later than the baby in post 308 so identical biographic details.

308. It's the Lowestoft jungle gecko

We are doing quite well for red eyed Tremper jungle eclipses this season. this is Penhold who is our latest baby to show some jungle patterning. She/he hatched out early mornoing 21/06/2012. Estimate she was about 3 gram at hatch. She comes from Diva and Max Planck.

307. Tro-Jan looks like her sibling

This is Tro-Jan who is the sibling to the baby in post 305. As you might she is remarkably similar and hopefully another broad striper. Even better if redness emerges. once again fingers are tightly crossed. Only difference Tro-Jan has in biography compared to the sibling is an extra days incubation at 47 days. Hatch was on 18/06/2012.

306. New arrival from Moscow.

Well fairly new arrival is our Moscow. This baby was found to have hatched out when we did the incubator check after returning from the Doncaster reptile show 17th June 2012. Dam is Meriva and the Sire is our pesky little Afghan terrorist Kabul. Looked a good 3 gram at hatch which was following 48 days in the incubator.

305. Swing high sweet Chariot

And a nice looking Leo our Chariot is. He/she was found hatched out at about 4 in the morning, when we did the rounds before setting off for the Doncaster reptile show, Sunday 17th June 2012. Would estimate hatch weight was a pretty box standard 3 gram following 48 days of incubation. Parents are Bingo (Dam) and Dinkum (Sire). Looks like this one has inherited the bold stripe appearance from the Dam. Maybe it will fade into red stripe and inherit that characteristic from the Sire. Fingers are crossed for a bit of that!

304. Third and final hatch on the thirteenth

This baby was our third hatch of the day 13/06/2012. Expecting this will fade out into a hypo. We estimate the hatch weight was 3 gram after 60 days in the incubator. that is our longest incubation, to date, this season. Parents are Lulu and Helios. We have given this one the name Polydamos.

303. Flo Jo trails in behind sibling.

This bewt is the sibling to the baby in post 302 and hatched a couple of hours later. So exact same biography a the sibling apart from the name Flo Jo.

302. Triple thirteenth

This absolute stunner of a a red eyed Tremper eclipse is Antwerp. He/she hatched 13/06/2012 after 50 days in the incubator. Looks about 3 grams. Parents are Scarlett and Max Planck who are both top quality Leos.

301 Bikila Olympic legend.

This is Bikila who was our second hatch 12/06/2012. Parents are Isuzu (Sire) and Demerara. Hatch weight was the standard 3 gram and incubation was 49 days.

300. More normal wild types

This is Milo pictured today and seven days since hatch (12/06/2012). She/he is one of Nell and Mohammads offspring also the sibling of a baby announced a few posts previous. Weight at hatch was 3 gram and incubation took 49 days.

299. Where are the photos?

Sorry for the delay on announcing recent arrivals. But we have a good excuse as our son has lost our blinking camera during his scouts gold award expedition. so more unnessary expense in purchasing a new one which we hope to get round to doing today.

298. No stock here at the moment

Must apologise folks as we have absolutely no reptiles available at moment due to selling every one we placed on our table at the Doncaster show yesterday. Without doubt it was the busiest show June we have witnessed and the place was jam packed. Hoping to have a few 2012 Leopard geckos hatchlings at our sale weight (16 g) by the end of the month and available from our table at the Norwich show 8th July.

297. Doncaster reptile show sunday 17th June 2012

See you all at the Donny show. Contary to false rumour and statements issued by the wank pot APA the Doncaster show is going ahead with the same conditions imposed as all previous shows. Rumours of its demise put out by the APA are exactly that, just pure rumour in the speculative hope it will deter people to attend. See you all there.

296. Just another hat trick hatchling day

This baby was our third and final hatch on Monday 11th June 2012. It is the sibling of the baby in post 289. So all biographic detail is the same apart from a couple of extra days incubation at 52 days. This one has adopted itself the name of Fortius. Should tunout to be a Tremper sunglow.

295. A nice bit of Kayaking in June

This is the sibling of the baby in post 290 and he/she hatched out on 11th June 2012. Looks just a tad smaller than the sibling and incubation was one day extra at 50 days. Calling him/her Kayak and pretty sure this will turnout a cracking Leo with great rugged wild type looks like the parents.

294. Sibling arrival

This babe is the sibling to the baby in post 292. Therefore exactly the same biography. Well apart from the fact that this one hatched 11/06/2012 so an extra days incubation. He/she goes by the name of Spike.

293. At last an interesting normal wild type/broad stripe?

Must say we have not had as many out of the ordinary normal wild types so far this season. The baby below which was our fourth hatch last Sunday 10th June 2012 looks like there might be a potential broad stripe. Parents on this one are Nell and Mohammad. Incubation took 47 days and weight at hatch we would estimate around the average 3 gram mark. keeping with our Greek/Olympic theme this one is called Citius.

292. A corker Tremper eclipse

This is the third baby that hatched out Sunday 10th June 2012. Parents are Duchess and Max Planck which means this babe is het for RAPTOR and Diablo Blanco but a visual Tremper red eyed eclipse. Given it the name of Altius and he/she had a 54 day incubation. Looks about 3 gram.

291. Proper 100% wild thing

This is another arrival from sunday 10th June 2012. A nice sized normal wild type from wild caught bloddline parents Mohammad and Benazir whose genes carry no hets. Calling this one zeus or if it turns out female Zeus's daughter or even wife or mother, but maybe Aunty. Estimate hatch weight was a minimum of 3 gram after 49 days in the incubator.

290. Wild thing

If this babe is anything like the Dam (Whoopi) and its siblings from earlier in the season it sure will be a great looking Leo. Hatch date was Sunday 10th June 2012 and weight looks about 3 gram. Incubation took 49 days. Sire on this baby is Kabul our 100 % Afghanicius second generation from wild caught stock. Wow what a mixture of genes we have here. Has been named Kotimios.

289. A bit of sunglow in Lowestoft over the weekend.

This little Tremper sunglow who we have named Epee burst out of the egg last Saturday 9th June 2012. A bit of a tiddler which looks about 2 grams after a 50 day incubation. Parents are Currant bun and Helios who have now produced us a fair number of hatchlings this season.

288. Supersnow weather in Lowestoft continues into june!

This is Sabre who sprouted out of the egg on Firday 8th June 2012. Think this babe must be our 6th or 7th supersnow this season. Parents are Maggie and Rob Roy, must check to confirm the sire. weight looks a good 3 gram and incubation took 51 days.

287. A bit of Shuttlecock on bank holiday monday.

This is Shuttlecock who hatched out bank holiday Monday 4th June 2012. Parents are Slurm and first time breeder Fantasia. Congratulations go to her on proving herself fertile. Hatch weight was, well looks about 3 gram and incubation took 50 days.

286. The one we forgot.

This baby hatched out Friday 01/06/2012. Having been on a trip to the Houten show over the weekend this is the first opportunity we have had to upload it's picture. We have also forgotten who the parents are with all the hustle and bustel of getting to and back from Houten. Definitely a Tremper of some kind with the sire being either Helios or Max. Consequently the dam is either Duchess or Currant bun. We should know for sure as the babe grows and when we take a close check of its eyes for eclipse. Anyway what we do know is the hatch weight was 3 gram and the incubation period was 57 days. Given it the name of Bronze.