Oh nice! I can see the "egg tooth" that I recently learned about! XD So does the plastron flatten out after the yolk sac is absorbed?
Oh nice! I can see the "egg tooth" that I recently learned about! XD So does the plastron flatten out after the yolk sac is absorbed?
I love the last picture - his/her face says "I will get you for those nude pics... someday .... you evil human ...."
Thanks Yvonne. I have another one hatchling that looks totally different than the rest as well lol. I never expected this much variety from my adults but I'm not complaining. Some scream p.pardalis and others much more babcocki. It'll be interesting to see what the next 3 clutches holds in varietyWhat a nice color variety you have. I particularly like the extra scute and the dark one.
And quite the little climber already!!#7 more variety! This one looks like a dark babcocki with frecklesView attachment 169029
The spunkyness kicked in overnight! LolThanks for sharing your results
And quite the little climber already!!
You definitely can't argue with that cuteness.This baby displays the typically "pardalis yellow" and is very PP in shape. She looks strikingly similar to pure PP babies except lacking the typical double dots on each vertebral scute. I totally dig herView attachment 169060View attachment 169061View attachment 169062
Thanks bud I was wondering when you were going to show upHey Byron congratulations on the success. I feel like I'm a little late to the party and missed all the excitement. It looks like the alert feature is not working.
I love the variety that you have and I especially like the dark one.
Do you have anymore pipping?
If I hadn't hatched them myself I would have doubts lol. Some are night and day from one anotherwow...really neat to see the differences between them. It's hard to believe they are clutch mates.
Here is an example of the oldest hatchling at 5 weeks old. Amazing growth View attachment 172210View attachment 172211