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My babies have finished hatching!

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Ashleighj

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Well all my babies have hatched now! I have 27 ? (sadly lost 4)
If anyone can hazard a guess at what colours my little lovelies are likely to be that would be awesome because I’ve no real clue as this is all super new to me!

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A few more ?
 

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Congrats on the hatchlings! What are your plans for them? 27 is a lot!

My best guess for the colors are variations of the wild type :)
 
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Oh lovely, congratulations! What morphs are the parents?
The one with the light reflective eyes may be copper or wild, the first pic kind of looks like a speckled leucy but may be wild. The ones with the dark eyes, are the eyes reflective or just black? Easier to tell as they get bigger, but they are super cute!
 
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Thanx guys ? they are all so cute! I’ve managed to find homes for about half of them when they are bigger so not looking too bad so far.

Yeah the little light coloured guy has white/see through eyes there were 4 others like him but they were sadly the ones who didn’t survive ?

The parents, daddy is wild type (a super dark one because I just thought he was black at first) and the mammy is a leucistic? A one of the white/pinky ones (I’m still learning names)

I’m going to find it so hard to decide which ones we keep ?
 
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