Question: Unusual Coloration: Chimera or Harlequin?

Good point! Twins have occurred a couple times in my mother's family. Every time I've become pregnant, I think... could very well be twins! Not yet though! Lol

Dunny said:
Talking about twins in humans. My fiance is an identical twin and her second pregnancy produced identical twin boys. Talking about weird genetic taking place.
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rachel1 said:
Bette, I want to see more pics as it grows! It looks like it's gonna turn out pretty unique!
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Yes, I definitely will post updated pics!
Little Gem looks like it's starting to grow back legs now:happy:
 
Hey :)
was wondering how ur baby axie was going? got any updated pics to share :)
 
Update on the chimera from the eggs I sold. She says it's 3" now.
 

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Ok, I finally got a chance to take some new pics of Gem! He (or she!) is doing great now, eating like a champ and growing quickly all of a sudden. I soooo love this little axie, and hope that it continues to do well! :happy: I believe that it is now at least 2 inches. I just posted the updated pics in my photo gallery, but here are some for the thread as well:
 

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Gorgeous! That color is getting more and more defined as it grows.
 
Thank you! I'm so excited to see how it turns out!:D

You know, I think that there was actually another chimera in the batch, but it was very tiny & died from a prolapse I think :(. And unfortunately, I didn't get any pics of it.
 
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