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Last night I candled the eggs I have to see if I could see anything. I decided that the oldest two looked dead. Imagine my surprise this morning to find one of those two had hatched. She is looking a little dehydrated right off. Now I am hoping some of the others will hatch. There are still 5 henkeli, 2 fimbriatus and 1 pietschmanni in the incubator.
Tanya
wow!, very nice henk!
wow, looks a lot like one of my most recent henkeli hatchlings!
i really hope that i get some pietschmanni eggs one of these days. do you keep yours warmer or dryer than the rest of your leaftails?
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-Mike Martin
North Carolina
I keep the pietschmanni slightly drier than the rest. The temp is the same since I don't heat any of them. They get what I get, room temp. For Massachusetts that is usually 70s. I heat to 70 in the winter and put on the AC if it is going into the upper 80s. I actually haven't had the pietschmanni for more than 4 months so I don't think I have had that much to do with it.
Here are the remaining eggs.
Tanya
Awesome morning present, hehehehee I would like to find one of those presents when I get up soon, from my eggs 
Beautiful baby!
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PHEve / Eve
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