Well, I still have the egg that shrunk yesterday (it is like all the fluids in it have gone away) but if I apply gently pressure, I can feel the baby's body curled up inside it. Today, I noticed that the still-born baby's neck pattern was kindof half complete which makes me think her unhatched sister is probably still developing slightly in her shrunken egg. Is it natural that a baby starts to absorb the fluids surrounding it even when it hasn't finished developing??? I still think this egg may hatch possibly this coming week.
Also, I noticed that I was wrong in judging the kind of baby that was "born" today, not a jungle but an abberrant. Can someone show me a pic of their abberrant adult leo??? And what are the chances of getting some more abberrant babies??? Thanks!!!
Cleo
1:1 leos (6 eggs cooking) 
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I know Fritz on here, has an abberant leo that throughs a bunch of abberant babies. Here is a pic of an adult abberant...
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Josh
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I hope I get some more abberant babies hatching out, although I will be ecstatic if ANY healthy babies hatch out normal, abberant, or high yellow!!! Thanks for the pic, that leo is beautiful!!!
Cleo
1:1 leos (6 eggs cooking)
>>I hope I get some more abberant babies hatching out, although I will be ecstatic if ANY healthy babies hatch out normal, abberant, or high yellow!!! Thanks for the pic, that leo is beautiful!!!
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>>Cleo
>>1:1 leos (6 eggs cooking)
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Josh
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