I suggest leaving the babies in the incubator till they are completely out of the egg. If they have yolk attached, place them in a small deli dish lined with damp paper towel and you can keep them in the incubator till the yolk is absorbed.

Once free of egg and yolk, the babies can be placed in rearing containers, in small groups. Typically they won't eat for a few days, as they are still 'full' from yolk, but certainly doesn't hurt to offer some small crickets and finely chopped greens. Make sure to mist them so they get plenty of moisture.
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