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Here he is, just out of the egg ! Baby Baja finally arrived.
Hes a FATTY ! Got that Vestigium FACE and Head already LOL
VERY EXCITING, I was up til 4 this morningm hehehhe !
Lighting stunk in the room where I have the incubator will get better pics later when hes heated up in his own house. He looks a bit dark and dull here.
BUT HE/SHES A REAL CUTIE YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 
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Eve
...you've just done one of the most difficult things in the collared world: You have produced a CAPTIVE BRED Vestigium!
All the best to you, Chia and Chino!
Mail him/her to me as soon as he's dry LOL.
DC
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Thank you FarmBoy, that was very special to me what you said. Even though Chia and Chino did all the work, and I just enjoyed.
(although I did SWEAT IT alot) LMAO
This little baby is staying with ME ! 
for awhile anyway till I see what I have.
Thanks Tony, I appreciated your kind words also.
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Eve
Great job,
Collaredkeeper
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Congratulations Eve! This hatchling is quite an achievement and I can think of no one that deserves it more than you. OK, well except for me of course! 
Keep us updated with lots of pics!
Congrats again.
Laura
Thanks, I wish I had something to do with it !
Those vesties just made a cute kid!
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Eve
That is honestly the cutest little thing ever!!!!! I want babies
want collared babies, LMAO otherwise, watch what you wish for,
Hahahaha hows The Bammer, and Pebbles?
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Eve
Way to go! Now that the agonizing wait is over, the real fun begins: watching the little one grow and develop over time into a mature, adult C. vestigium... right before your very eyes! Of course, you may have to spend the next several weeks wondering what to name the hatchling - it often takes that long to determine the gender of neonate C. vestigium...LOL
Brock
You hit it on the head with the timing.
LOL We just talked about it , you said 60 - 70 days, It was about 67 NICE , Thanks!
Now I know, I have 1 more she layed 3 weeks ago in there, HAVE TO WAIT ALL OVER AGAIN, Brock , hahaha !
And I think shes going to lay for the 3d time :0)
This little guy is so cool, he has very long back legs, funny as all get out.
Reminds me of a baby Jack rabbit! LMAO They are quite awesome , and hes very stocky!
Thanks again, you know he will be PLASTERED all over the forum in the next few days.
I cant help it, I'm a very ENTHUSIASTIC person ! LOL
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Eve
oh eve congrats! i am so happy and jealous.
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vonnie
***One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries. - A. A. Milne***
be posting them all over too, heheheh! The best part is watching a living tiny replica of the parents , break out of a little egg, gosh thats nothing like it.
Except for human birth of course, LIFE is AWESOME !
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Eve
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