G polyphemus (in a bucket) hatching experiment
870 views · Published 19 September 2014 · 3:44 · Indexed 12 October 2026
Channel: James CritterDr Askew DVM · 2014 · Pets & Animals
This is the case where a good Samaritan witnessed a G polyphemus laying eggs in an area where racoons had already unearthed some eggs. So they immediately dug them out and placed them in the same dirt in this bucket. I advised via PC the incubation period and now they delivered the bucket to me once the first had hatched. While awaiting the rest to hatch I thiought it would be a great idea to use my GoPro to document the process. The rest of the eggs were not viable.
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