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Just looked into the incubator to see my first clutch of bulls hatching. They are from my patternless albino het whitesided male to a het for albino, whitesided, and hypo female. There is nothing like the feeling of watching new bulls take their first breath. So far one albino and five normals. I am hoping all the whitesideds and albino whitesideds are just more patient! Can't wait to see what else will hatch. I didn't expect this clutch to hatch first, they were laid a week after my het for albino cape gopher eggs so I have been watching for the capes to hatch first. Oh well, as long as they all hatch I don't care. Will post pics as soon as they all emerge.

Ian Latella
Pituophian Reptiles

You are right, the feeling of a clutch hatching is a tough one to beat! It never does get "old hat" either. Every year I am just as excited to see what comes out. That sounds like it should be a killer clutch! Post pics when everyones out. Take care!

Jeremy

Congrats lets see some pictures when you get a chance.

Jason

My capes just started hatching and aren't all out yet. That is great news on your bulls hatching, congrats and post pics if you get the chance. I will take pics of the Capes here soon, and i'm hoping for some sonoran morphs (and aberrancies if i'm lucky) in a week or two also.

Have a good one Ian,

Gregg F.

>>Just looked into the incubator to see my first clutch of bulls hatching. They are from my patternless albino het whitesided male to a het for albino, whitesided, and hypo female. There is nothing like the feeling of watching new bulls take their first breath. So far one albino and five normals. I am hoping all the whitesideds and albino whitesideds are just more patient! Can't wait to see what else will hatch. I didn't expect this clutch to hatch first, they were laid a week after my het for albino cape gopher eggs so I have been watching for the capes to hatch first. Oh well, as long as they all hatch I don't care. Will post pics as soon as they all emerge.
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>>Ian Latella
>>Pituophian Reptiles

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Gregg F.

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