Ok, guys, here's the amazing news. I was home from school, very discouraged and sad about the results of quiz in one of my classes, and as I went to check my anole's cage, A BABY HATCHLING WAS HANGING AROUND WITH HIS PARENTS!!!!! I don't BELIEVE IT!!! I didn't incubate their eggs, all I did them was just left the eggs in the plant's soil inside the cage. And here's a hatchling, who just hatched out of an unincubated egg, hanging around with his parents!! What's amazing is that his parents are just ignoring him, not chasing after to eat him or anything. However, due to my hatchling's safety, I removed him to a small cage with mini setup. I'm guessing it's a female, because this anole has a faint checkered white stripe along its back, but who knows? It's possible for males to have these also. I'm telling y'all, THIS IS SO EXCITING!!! I NEVER had reptile hatchlings before in my life until now! She seems so hardy and healthy! So here are the questions: I know what do these babies eat, but how do I feed them? They're so little that I need to scrutinize the cage until I'll find them. And what's the best, fruitless fruit flies, or pinhead crix?



Tim

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