And are any eating yet, they are so adorable when they hatch with those big tummies
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BeginnersBasics, did everyone hatch out?
CheriS
Sep 25, 2003 01:42 AM
Replies (3)
BeginnersBasics
Sep 25, 2003 06:30 AM
Hey Cheri....
Last one is on his way out of the egg as we speak 
) 100% hatch yippeeee lol
This is the one that was inside the HUGE egg. I have been waiting to see what "monster" came out of there and if he had two heads or something LOL
They are all starting to nibble on salad and pellets. I hand fed a couple the other day and thats all it took. They seemed to catch on real quick.
>>And are any eating yet, they are so adorable when they hatch with those big tummies
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Lisa 
www.beginnersbasics.com
BeginnersBasics
Sep 25, 2003 07:12 AM
UPDATE:
About 10 minutes after I replied to you earlier the last one finally hatched completely out.
17 out of 17 is GREAT for a first time Mom 
>>Hey Cheri....
>>
>>Last one is on his way out of the egg as we speak ) 100% hatch yippeeee lol
>>
>>This is the one that was inside the HUGE egg. I have been waiting to see what "monster" came out of there and if he had two heads or something LOL
>>
>>They are all starting to nibble on salad and pellets. I hand fed a couple the other day and thats all it took. They seemed to catch on real quick.
>>
>>
>>>>And are any eating yet, they are so adorable when they hatch with those big tummies
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>>Lisa
>>www.beginnersbasics.com
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>>
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Lisa
www.beginnersbasics.com
CheriS
Sep 25, 2003 10:56 PM
I thought you might get surprised and have twins there, last ones I knew came out of a very large egg, they thought it would be a big baby and it ended up being two fairly close to normal size babies. they weighted 2 grams and were 3.5 inches. Both survived and are mirro images of each other as adults. They were also the last to hatch of a cluch of 28.... well LOL, 29
