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Here are my two newly hatched babies! They're both about 1/2" long, with one being slightly larger than the other. They look like some sort of wild type, but it's hard to tell now. These pics were taken the day they hatched, this past Monday. Will post more as I get more! I am SO excited! :D
 

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YAY babies! :D cute
 
Thank you! I can't wait to post more pics. Got some good ones tonight after they were done eating, and they've got nice reddish distended bellies. Even cuter!
 
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