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Here's a newly hatched Pygmaeus larvae
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(Message edited by dln on April 12, 2004)
 
Here's a newly morphed Juvie the first day
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Here's one that morphed 5 days ago (notice the color has set in better)
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Nice pics Dave, Here's a marm larvae I saw at a friend's house today:

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Bumping up this thread...these are the current state of a few of Dave's little guys.

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Dave must have the magic touch, because all ate chopped nightcrawlers from my tweezers readily. In fact, they were so fast that this video was shot after they were mostly stuffed. (They would run up and eat the worm before I could shoot, so this was actually that particular marm's 4th piece of worm AFTER I fed them the night before).

Worm Time!
 
Sounds good Pin, btw how old are these?
They look absolutely beautiful.
 
I'm a very proud "Papa" indeed
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. They morphed around late April / early May.
 
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