not a breeder but maybe i can help a little bit...with babies you are going to want to mist them several times daily to keep them hydrated. For the first few days they may not eat, they are still absorbing the yolk they took in while still in the egg, so dont panic
36 eggs.. hrmm.. well you could partition that 55 gallon to help split up the babies, at least thats what i would do, as they grow you will need to split them into smaller groups and be aware of bullies too, youll need watch out for that, feeding them seperatly in a smaller enclosure a few at a time i ahve heard is good to prevent nips and as well that way you can be sure everyone is getting enough. You can start offering them salad right away, they may not eat it, but nows the time to start offering it in their diets. As for basking logs, yes, they do need them, babies need to climb, the hides arent needed at this age as some more timid babies will choose to hide instead of being out basking, but its all am atter of opinion, i would definatly get them some basking branches and double check all your temps 105-115 basking surface temp and 80-85 ambient cool side temps. make sure when you offer crickets if you do feed them in their homes that none are left over after feed time, you dont want them hiding out and then munching on your dragons after the lights go out, double check before bedtime to be sure all the crix are out.hope this helps some, hopefuly some breeders can give you some extra advice
best of luck! hope to see some pics soon 
>>Well, I have 36 eggs that started hatching today. Yup 36! One girl laid 23 and one laid 13 within one day of each other. Question for breeders--1) how many do you house together? I have a 55 gallon, and two 10 gallon tanks setup so far. 2) What do you do the first 3 days? They seem to be resting and enjoying the heat of their new home. They are feisty and posing with mouth open every time I go near them. I guess I'm pretty scarey to them right now. I ordered tiny crickets overnight express today, and I have a grinder for salad. They're on paper towels with several hides. Do they need climbing branches already?
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>>I've found lots of information about incubating, but nothing about their first days of life. They are absolutely adorable!! I want to keep all of them.
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