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First time breeding, out of six eggs these two babies hatched.

They're obviously from different clutches and hatched about a month apart. For the little one I slowly upped the temp to about 90F (was at 82F) and she came out with MUCH more yellow. This is the first oldest one just after she hatched with my male:

And an old picture of my female:

I just wanted to her what everyone has to say about the babies.. any comments welcome. Dave
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"i have a mortal wound!"
"where? where does it hurt?"
"oh, pretty much around the big bloody spot"
"come inside. ill get the neosporin. da na na na na - NEO! ba na na na na na na - SPORIN! blee nee nee......."

they look good >>First time breeding, out of six eggs these two babies hatched.
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>>They're obviously from different clutches and hatched about a month apart. For the little one I slowly upped the temp to about 90F (was at 82F) and she came out with MUCH more yellow. This is the first oldest one just after she hatched with my male:
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>>And an old picture of my female:
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>>I just wanted to her what everyone has to say about the babies.. any comments welcome. Dave
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>>"i have a mortal wound!"
>>"where? where does it hurt?"
>>"oh, pretty much around the big bloody spot"
>>"come inside. ill get the neosporin. da na na na na - NEO! ba na na na na na na - SPORIN! blee nee nee......."
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The pic with the male and the hatchlings prompts me to warn you- an adult gecko will often eat a hatchling. I recall someone on here reasonably recently who put a hatchling in with the adult just for a minute and before she could stop it the adult ate the baby. Congrats on your first successful hatches!
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Sarah Stettler aka Starling
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Yes, I can verify what Sarah is saying is true. I put a baby in a small container inside one of my cages. I did this until I could get a shelf wired with heat tape. I did not think the adults could get in. Within 8 hours she was gone. A lesson learned the hard way.

>>The pic with the male and the hatchlings prompts me to warn you- an adult gecko will often eat a hatchling. I recall someone on here reasonably recently who put a hatchling in with the adult just for a minute and before she could stop it the adult ate the baby. Congrats on your first successful hatches!
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>>Sarah Stettler aka Starling
>>Sarah@stargecko.com
>>StarGecko.Com COMING SOON! Star Quality Leopard Geckos
>>Specializing in Hypotangerine Tremper Albinos
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You can never have just one gecko. Actually it is almost impossible to have two
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"i have a mortal wound!"
"where? where does it hurt?"
"oh, pretty much around the big bloody spot"
"come inside. ill get the neosporin. da na na na na - NEO! ba na na na na na na - SPORIN! blee nee nee......."