15 Gram Mojave hatched out??????????

One of my eggs was supposed to be twins but one didn't make it. There was a undeveloped yolk sack underneath of a tiny mojave. My question is what is the smallest hatchling that you guys have seen? I remember seeing a bumble bee a while back that was like 27 grams. I would also like to know if the snake lived.

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its the smallest one ive seen and i want it! lol hes so cute!

so small...How is it doing? healthy other than the fact its 15 grams...

I've got a 24 gram pewter thats a week old right now...smallest I've hatched myself. She left a lot of yolk in the egg and hasn't tried to eat yet even with my one assist feeding attempt.

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How would you feed something so small? Pinky parts?

Wow. 15 grams!? Tiny!! I hope all goes well with it.

Wow, my one year old Nelson's Milk is bigger than that! Hopefully you can get it to eat.

omg so much cuteness i want to hug it !!!

I hatched a 35g, that dropped to 29g. After 1 assist feeding, it has taken 2 meals on it's own. I hope yours does well., as yours also Luke.

Definitely the smallest ball python I have yet to see. As far as feeding it goes, you could be in for a harrowing experience. 5 gram corn snake babies can eat small pinkies, so I would say that would be your best bet, but they don't tend to move enough to cause a feeding response. You may have to try and find an ASF breeder and get fresh born pinkies from them. Maybe being a choice meal will win out over lack of motion.