Here's that same hatchling now.
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9.23.22 Leos
0.0.1 AFT
1.1 Red Ear Sliders
0.0.1 Russian Tort
1.0 Pembroke Corgi
0.2 Cats
8 fish
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First Look at Life
balloonzforu
Nov 15, 2006 09:45 AM
Replies (7)
FireTalon
Nov 15, 2006 11:21 AM
Wow, nice one Balloonzforu, what morph is it? Looks sunglow or something but is verry pretty 
Allie
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AndrewFromSoCal
Nov 15, 2006 12:35 PM
Awesome pictures. I've been wondering, what do you guys all use for incubation?
balloonzforu
Nov 15, 2006 04:08 PM
Thank you!
She's a Tang Bell Albino
I use 1 part perilite to .8 part water. Spray water evenly over the perilite. It will look very dry even though it is not.
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www.LeopardGeckoBreeder.com
9.23.22 Leos
0.0.1 AFT
1.1 Red Ear Sliders
0.0.1 Russian Tort
1.0 Pembroke Corgi
0.2 Cats
8 fish
garweft
Nov 15, 2006 04:30 PM
I've only caught one in the act of hatching. I hope to catch more in the future.
Nightflight
Nov 15, 2006 10:59 PM
How long does it usually take them from the moment of breaking the shell to being fully out?
balloonzforu
Nov 16, 2006 04:27 AM
I've seen as short as 5 min to as long as 1.5 hours. I think it really has to do with how much yolk is left for the hatchling to absorb and how strong they are.
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www.LeopardGeckoBreeder.com
9.23.22 Leos
0.0.1 AFT
1.1 Red Ear Sliders
0.0.1 Russian Tort
1.0 Pembroke Corgi
0.2 Cats
8 fish
nightflight
Nov 16, 2006 08:33 AM
Wow!
Sounds much harder to catch than a shed, plus it only occurs once in a gecko's lifetime. Given approximately equal incubation temps between pairs, one might give some amount of a heads up for the later one though I suppose they could be apart by a few days or so as well.
Those pics really are a nice prize!
N.F.
