I got the best looking normal on the planet.

He is yellow! No, he's not a pastel, I don't think. His head is not as light colored as a pastel and his eyes are not as green as a pastel's. Man, he is super pretty! Unfortunately, he is not eating. Sigh. I truly pray he'll make it. He was born at 47 grams and just shed for the first time a few days ago... 3 weeks after he left the shell. Assist feeding didn't go too well.

http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...7/SANY0078.jpg

very pretty little boy :)

You'll want to assist feed him again. I lost a baby because I waited too long.. I still feel terrible. :( I wouldn't want that to happen to anyone.

My mistake with assist feeding was not pushing the rodent far enough in, you'll get it to a point in their mouths that they won't spit it out. It took me too long to figure that out... Sorry to add sadness to your thread.

That is a very nice looking normal! Did you hatch it out or did you get it from someone?
I hope it gets a meal in it soon!

He is really nice, hope you get him to eat!

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Originally Posted by saber2th

That is a very nice looking normal! Did you hatch it out or did you get it from someone?
I hope it gets a meal in it soon!

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I hatched it from my spider and pastel. Thanks! It's so funny because I'm so excited to finally have a normal. And the prettiest one ever too!

nice!

are there anymore hatchlings from that clutch?

Is this pic pre-shed or post-shed? It looks like if its post-shed that maybe he has retained his eye caps. Could be why its not eating.

Very nice normal.

Very nice but I think I have the best looking normal on the planet. :rofl:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v440/SPJ01/039.jpg

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Originally Posted by TessadasExotics

Is this pic pre-shed or post-shed? It looks like if its post-shed that maybe he has retained his eye caps. Could be why its not eating.

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Post-shed, and no, it doesn't have retained eyecaps. Probably just my complete lack of skill in photography.