This is the smallest one I've ever hatched in 15 years of breeding.
It weighs 2 grams. that's a Canadian 2 dollar coin it's sitting on. It's just
a bit bigger than a Susan B
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Amazing Micro Hog
Roy Stockwell
Aug 05, 2004 12:24 AM
Replies (5)
Roy Stockwell
Aug 05, 2004 12:29 AM
And here it is with a normal 8 gram sibling
Roy Stockwell
Aug 05, 2004 12:40 AM
It took 3 hours but that little guy in the background ate that pink backwards
I'm lucky to have a line that feeds so well, I guess.. thanks for looking!
polosue25
Aug 05, 2004 08:04 AM
wow, 3 hours....persistent little bugger. he's cute
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Sue Barnett
1.0 Florida King (Vega)
0.1 Western hognose (Sola)
1.0 Crested gecko (Gator)
0.1 Egyptian spiny mouse (Mia)
4.2 mini rex rabbits (Basil, Pippin, Reggie, Hayden, Jackie and Peek-a-boo)
0.1 Plott hound (Molly)
1.0 half Arab (Zarr)
1.0 Betta (Flash)
evilcham
Aug 10, 2004 12:21 AM
Hi, to your experience, will he grow the same size as other does? Just being curious.
jfmoore
Aug 10, 2004 03:51 PM
Cool photo, Roy. One time you said something about a “Loonie” and I didn’t have a clue.
It would be interesting for you to follow up on its growth. I suspect it will be like those half-sized ball pythons that grow up normally. But come to think of it, I’ve never kept any of those back, and am just going on what I have read in the past.
-Joan
