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Hatching cuties

Morrison

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I got some eggs from Alioth on this forum and they're starting to hatch now.
Just wanted to share the pics :D:
 

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I hadn't seen this before :D congrats! I'm so happy to see they are doing well!!! Thanks for your good care!!
*happy distant mommy*
 
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