13g het caramel hatchling

[showa]

Hi all.This is my recent caramel x pin clutch. Little one weighs a mere 13g but looks healthy.any tips for bringing him/her on?

[Don]

13 grams! Wow, that is small. I've had one at 29 grams, but not that small. Let us know how it does.

[BLM94]

It could be just me or a weird camera angle/lighting issue, but it looks like its body has a lump in it about halfway through. Can we get a pic of it by itself? Sure is pretty all things considered

[RoseyReps]

It could be just me or a weird camera angle/lighting issue, but it looks like its body has a lump in it about halfway through. Can we get a pic of it by itself? Sure is pretty all things considered

I think that's what they call "yolk belly" From the large amount of yolk they absorb prior to crawling out of the egg?

Please correct me if I'm wrong, as I am still learning

[Ga_herps]

Had 15 and 16 gram twins hatch this year, and as long as yolk all processes just start with very small pinks. keep us posted on how everything goes.

[Solarsoldier001]

Crazy how small that little one is. I agree start on really small pinkies


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[Sama]

Wow, it's tiny! So cute. Really great odds morph wise. Pinks or crawler mice? Whatever looks closest to its size.

[SlitherinSisters]

Oh wow! What a teeny little thing! The smallest I've had is 40 grams.

[don15681]

hatched a 23 gram twin this year. give the hatchling a chance for feeding on its own. like others said, start with a correct size pinky. keep a watch on it and don't wait as long as a larger hatchling that won't feed. they can go down hill fast. the 23 gram twin I hatched this year. I had to assist feed 3 times and then he ate on his own. he's doing great and doesn't miss a meal. good luck and keep us posted. don

[Bellatrix_LeSnake]

itteh bitteh snake!! It's so cute.