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Our season was very late this year and our first clutch is just pipping now. Here's a killer bee from the clutch who is in no hurry to leave its egg!

Enjoy!
Aaron and Bob

Well worth the wait I'd say. CONGRATS
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Thanks and Take Care
Thomas Jones
sweetpetsshop2@yahoo.com

In your experience how long do they typicaly take to leave the egg once pipped ?
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Thanks,

I opened my mouth and out flowed a melody black.

Based on our experience, hatchlings usually take about 24 hours to emerge from their eggs after pipping. It really depends on the animal and how much yolk they have left to absorb at the time they pip. We have had some that don't emerge for two or three days. Most are out the day after they pip though. Thanks!

Aaron

>>Based on our experience, hatchlings usually take about 24 hours to emerge from their eggs after pipping. It really depends on the animal and how much yolk they have left to absorb at the time they pip. We have had some that don't emerge for two or three days. Most are out the day after they pip though. Thanks!
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>>Aaron
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Thanks,

I opened my mouth and out flowed a melody black.

Congrats on the clutch....hope you have a great season.
Kevin Stoltz

Thats one kick butt little Animal, I want a male Killerbee so bad. Congrats on that one.

Van
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Forever Trust in what we are,and nothing else Matters

The Bobs,very nice guys that is a good start!!

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