EGGS...WOOOPEEEE!!!!!

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john

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LOOK!


Here's the parents.
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Here are some eggs.
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And some more.


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The strange thing is that I hadn't noticed any " clues " that this was going to happen. But I sure am happy anyways! It looks there is about 100 eggs.
 
Hey, guess what? There are hardly ever any clues!!!
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Congratulations - I guess they'll all be wildtype huh?
 
Yeah probably, but o-well there still really cute when they hatch.
 
Congratulations John!!! Wonderful surprise! Lots and lots of babies -- I get at least one
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