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...a REALLY bad photo of their firstborn! Persistance pays, I had a hatch from one of my "good" eggs this morning. The hatchling is VERY strong and active, so much so that I don't want to risk moving him to better light for a photo, as even with the egg shell still on his rear, he is pretty FAST LOL. Time to look for pinheads!
DC
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congrats,but i must say that egg looked pretty bad,or did it just discolour after hatching?Again congrats
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see yah laterz people
jason
"the road to excess leads to the palace of wisdom for you never know what is enough until you have too much"
...back when these were laid, I had been using a laying media of sand mixed with bit of a sterile peat product, which I had hoped would retain the moisture content better (longer) than sand alone. It made the shells look a bit "dirty" rather than pure white. I quit using it, since the little roto-tillers churned it into the rest of the viv and made all the substrate too dusty after it dried out.
DC
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the eggs always looks a crappy color. Mine never stay white. Maybe I should switch to All Temperature Cheer?
Hey finally, you have earned that lil guy for sure, hehehhehe boy you sure waited along time, and watched alot of infertile eggs, NOW, You have a little BEAUTY !
A SUPER BIG CONGRATULATIONS to LT & Haggis
and YOU and Nina, grandpa and grandma many times over, ahahhahaa ! ROFL 
Love the lil one!
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Eve
Glad to see you've got a hatchling already. Can't wait to see more!
John
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