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They are so healthy and beautiful! Congratulations!
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Omg is right! Wow! Craig! You're really cracking! 
what will you do with all those babies?
what will you do with all those babies?
Keep em, keep em all. Only kidding. Need to win lottery and build the world's largest indoor rainforest for that.Omg is right! Wow! Craig! You're really cracking!
I'll have to find good homes for some of these. I'll raise them for while and keep learning.
These guys normally go from yellow to brown in skin color. One of my males (elmer) has white skin and head.(kids nick named him voldemort). The ninth and only hatchling out of these 10 seems to have his white traits. So defo keeping that one.
So will you be selling them individually? Wow! Quite a few babies! I'd love to see that white one. Do you have pics?
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So cool, these guy are just poping up all over. Good Job!
It would be better if could find people to take them in trios. I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.
Sods law, the white one(voldemort jnr) is the only one that holds its head in when I pick him/her up. I'll try and get a photo tomorrow. Just tried to have a look again, more of a mucky white color on legs. It's different to the others anyway.
This is voldemort snr.
What a handsome dude!!!
Got the last 2 out of the incubator today. Number 9 is definitely whiter in color. Seems very quiet unlike all the others were.
Anyway,. Here's a couple of photos of the last 2 and then them all in the bath.
Nothing worse than going to the swimming baths to find its crowded.
I'll raise these for a while(maybe to the 50g mark).
Then try and find homes. I'm keeping the white one and maybe 3 others. I'll see how it goes.
I need to build a nice large outdoor area with a tropical indoor area for my hingebacks. So that's the next project for me to work on after I finish the redfoot enclosure.
At one point we talked about maybe moving these adult hingebacks on to a new home. (never really wanted to though and to be honest I don't think I could have). Sure glad we didn't now. @juli11 talked me out of it actually. Well should I say he helped me talk Dawn out of it.
Anyway,. Here's a couple of photos of the last 2 and then them all in the bath.
Nothing worse than going to the swimming baths to find its crowded.
I'll raise these for a while(maybe to the 50g mark).
Then try and find homes. I'm keeping the white one and maybe 3 others. I'll see how it goes.
I need to build a nice large outdoor area with a tropical indoor area for my hingebacks. So that's the next project for me to work on after I finish the redfoot enclosure.
At one point we talked about maybe moving these adult hingebacks on to a new home. (never really wanted to though and to be honest I don't think I could have). Sure glad we didn't now. @juli11 talked me out of it actually. Well should I say he helped me talk Dawn out of it.
