My First Clutch has arrived!

You may have seen my other posts about my clutch not hatching, etc etc etc. Well on day 67 they finally pipped, and by this morning all of the little ones had left the eggs. The breeding was Dinker to Normal. I will show pics of the Dinker below. None of the babies look like her, but to my untrained eye none of them look quite normal either. They all have very orange blushing in the alien heads, their bellies are nice and clean, and their alien heads have a granite appearance. Let me know your thoughts. I am keeping two babies, which ones do you think I should keep to continue working on the dinker project? I am also wondering what to breed the Mom to this coming season. Do I do the same pairing, or change it up?

Mom:
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6420cf9a.jpg

Dad:
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...ps83992ddc.jpg

Hatchling 1
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...psd611fd8d.jpg

Hatchling 1:
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6f8266a3.jpg

Hatchling 2:
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...ps64bfd21c.jpg

Hatchling 3:
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...psfa2e423d.jpg

All four hatchlings:
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3ef3034a.jpg

I just thought this was cute ;)...
http://i1327.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5b46b8d4.jpg

Congrats! But wow, they sure made you wait. :D

If I were going to keep one, I'd probably keep #2... something very cool about that pattern!

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Oh, and yes that last picture is adorable. :)

Very nice. They sure made you wait, lol.

I'd breed a son back to momma to see if its a recessive gene. Mom is awesome & that's a nice clutch!

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Originally Posted by smalltimeballz

I'd breed a son back to momma to see if its a recessive gene. Mom is awesome & that's a nice clutch!

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That is the plan next year when the son is old enough to breed. But I am wondering what to do this coming fall season.

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Originally Posted by Snake Den

That is the plan next year when the son is old enough to breed. But I am wondering what to do this coming fall season.

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I'd breed her to your cinny. I think she would produce pretty cinnamons & if it is recessive, I bet the mixing of cinny & your dinker would be amazing!

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Originally Posted by smalltimeballz

I'd breed her to your cinny. I think she would produce pretty cinnamons & if it is recessive, I bet the mixing of cinny & your dinker would be amazing!

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I was thinking about how great that combination would be, but unfortunately we only just got the cinnamon and it is under 100g still! He won't be ready this season. I might have to borrow a cinny ;-)