Baby number four hatched yesterday and I was afraid it didn't even have a vent, but this morning I examined it in the light of day, and it pooped on me! I will keep it and name it Stubz. Obviously not a future breeder, just another odd pet. It looks less thick in the middle now, too, just a little dude with a kinked tail.


Number five. Hatched late this afternoon. It is perfect, no kinks. They all seem to have full bellies right after hatching, am assuming that is yolk to be digested.

They all do the oddest thing once they hatch; they go directly to the north east corner of the pan. Everything is the same in the pan so why go to the north east corner? Number six is well pipped. I looks like Edward Scissorhands did the pipping. I can see it in one of the slits. Nothing with number 7 yet.

My fence lizard laid 9 eggs yesterday which are now in the incubator in their own little container.
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Bob
Pyromaniac AKA Greatballzofire
Keeping cats allows man to cohabitate with tigers. Keeping reptiles allows man to cohabitate with dinosaurs.

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