Two and a half weeks old!

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They are now eating live black worms and ive started introducing some of the more grown ones to frozen blood worms. I have about 10 that have started to grow their front legs and 3 that have almost fully grown front legs!
 

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Make sure you take photos with a ruler in there so we can see the progress! Super cute!
 
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