The smaller one of these two was hatched today, the larger hatched yesterday
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The smaller one of these two was hatched today, the larger hatched yesterday
Her mom was het for albino, only one egg from this clutch was good, so she does not have a clutchmate. She is a pale one, incubated for female (did not use Tremper's method)
Congrats Starling!!! Maybe things are starting to look up for you....lol. Good Luck with them!!
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Hope so! 3 of het eggs that have hatched have been albinos, and the fourth looks like she will be a superhypotang, so doing pretty good in that respect!
Also the clutch pair hatched from eggs I thought were so dried out when I found them that they'd be ruined. They were half-collapsed and light as air. But the plumped up and both hatched healthy albinos (mom are dad are both albinos), so that was good too.
A note for those who find eggs a little "late". When I found these eggs they were half collapsed from being dried out, but obviously fertile. I thought they were probably ruined, but put a moist paper towel over them an incubated for female. The eggs re-absorbed moisture, plumped up, and BOTH of them hatched! Which goes to show you, when in doubt, INCUBATE!
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