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I came home and to my surprise my egg hatched. Should i leave him in the incubator or move him to something else? I know he wont eat anything until after his first shed so i jus wont bother with that. I just need to know if i shuld leave him in the incubator. Thanks for any replies!!

By the way ill post some pics later i just dont want to scare and stress him/her out by taking them s soon.

...he looks, um, dry lol. As long as there isn't still any yolk on him/her then you can take it out and move it to a tank/container with paper towels. can't wait to see pics, i've had 6 babies hatch this week
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give it a uth, a humid hide, a dry hide, and a water bowl, and then as soon as it sheds add food and calcium...good luck
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Hey,

Congrats on the newest edition... Its just awesome when you get them to hatch out...

GOOD JOB,
Richie

I leave mine in the incubator in a seperate deli cup with damp paer towel for like 12 to 24 hours I think it helps their new lungs adjust to breathing air but don't know for sure I know it never hurt. I leave them in the container they hatched in if they are not digging and bothering the other eggs or are alone
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Well i already had mine out before i saw your post thanks for the info thoigh i will be sure to try that the next time. I have 4 more eggs so i hope they are all good. Also there is vermiculite on her will she take that off herself? is it ok if she eats it or licks it off. thanks for the help