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While I was getting ready to go to sleep I checked my incubator and saw a new baby in there! She has a neat looking tail. Her sister had just put a slit in the egg. I sat for about 2 hours or so watching and waiting to see what she looked like. She is so awesome looking. I left them in there until morning (it was morning already, 5:30am.)
I did a stupid thing putting them in a card board box!! (Their set up wasnt set up yet) Well the last one born escaped on 6-24), same day she was born!!
I've searched my whole room and the whole up stairs and down stairs and cant find the little baby any where!!
I'm going to wait for when she sheds her skin (when ever that is) then she might come out looking for food.
Anyone know how long babies can go without food?

Here are some pictures I, they are a few hours old, and their big sister that was born a month ago. She looks awesome! (is she a high yellow?)

In this picture this is the one with the neat looking tail. (see it)
Jessica

Jess's Leopard Geckos

second baby... what phase is this? Is is jungle or what? neither of her parents are jungle and neither have the genes that I know of

Jess's Leopard Geckos

what morph is this baby... I've asked when she was born but it was hard to tell.

Jess's Leopard Geckos

the first 2 are normals. depending on how accurate the pic is, the 3rd is either high yellow, or tangerine, in the pic it looks high yellow.
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your head will collapse, but there's nothing in it, and you'll ask yourself, "where is my mind"

The one in the second picture has a cool pattern, too bad they don't keep them.

Hope you find the run-away baby.

Good Luck,
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Jeanne

heres an idea i did this when i had juvis escape. I rigged a BIg batttery (one of those huge ones forgot what size it is) to a flashlight and locked my door and slept on my couch downstairs one night. I woke up at 3 to check, and sure enough if the 2 little fugitives weren't right by the flashlight. Try this good luck.

Jason