My eggs hatched.

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Woo! My eggs hatched.
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Now to make sea monkeys over, and over, and over, and over
 
Your babies are truly beautiful! Congrats
 
Some lovely shots there, inspires me to hit the shops looking for a new camera.

I love the big eyes...so full of innocence until the food hits the water then 'watch out!'...;)
 
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