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Well I got homeand checked my girl and there was A little yellow baby man am I eggcited (LOL). but now what do I do/ with them afte they hatch do I pull them out and set them up in A little tank or what?how many can I put in one ten gallon tank oh man I have all these Questions and Im just so darn happy and excited.
The hound
P.S.Any help would be appreiciated

IF you have alot of questions got to www.chondroweb.com and post it there! Theres tons of chondro heads and awsome breeders there!

- Ray
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3.3 Leopard Geckos
2.0 Green Tree Pythons
1.1 Rosy Boas
2.3 Russian Tortoises
1.1 Kenyan Sand Boas
1.3 Three Toe Box
1.1 Leopard Tortoises
1.0 Malayan Leaf Turtle
1.0 Bearded
0.0.1 Red Foot Tortoise

Congratulations on your hatchlings! It is not a small accomplishment to get to the point where you are at now.

Every person that I have spoken to, and all that I have read while preparing to raise chondros myself suggest to keep baby chonodros each in their own shoebox rubbermaid in a rack type system. Feeding neonate chondros and getting them to become established well eating babies is THE challenge that even the seasoned breeders don't look forward to. They have very little body mass and should have temperatures maintained very carefully for them. Glass enclosures would not be suitable for neonates.

Keep them from drying out, they will have their first shed in just over a week and it's important that they have a good first shed to help with a good start.

www.chondroweb.com is a great site I'd head over there asap and check out the links to Gregs Fine Green Tree Python site. Read all the faqs that you can. The answers to most of your questions are already there!

Best wishes with your new babies!

I'm so happy that you've had success. Now for some pictures to share with the rest of us. Please.