Little creep..

Last eggs of my first clutch are finally comming out. Today I saw this little critter :eek:

Very pretty but small baby:

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...ynde/creep.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...nde/creep2.jpg

Colours are real, the others are only a few days older but much bigger, also the head is very small with big eyes.
They are all poss. het. piebald.

What would you guys do?

:::drool::: look at that color! Niiiiice.

Wuv her and snuggle her and call her cute.:wuv:


Why what did you have in mind?:P


dr del

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Originally Posted by MATTI

What would you guys do?

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See how he grows up. You have a healthy ball python there why not spend a little time trying to get some size on him.

Just my two cents.

Congrats on that great clutch Matti. I would definitely spend a little extra timee on that wee one, and I think it may surprise you. It is definitely a looker, and I think it will be fine with a little TLC.

Absolutely worth getting some mouse breeders for 1 day old mouse pinks! lol :P Just playing....(?) Really, he is stunning and might be your favorite baby! :)

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Originally Posted by MATTI

Last eggs of my first clutch are finally comming out. Today I saw this little critter :eek:

Very pretty but small baby:

What would you guys do?

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I'd send that wee one to me! Not much use to you being so tiny and all!:P

If the umbilical cord twists a bit while the hatchling is almost fully formed, it can block absorption of some of the yoke. I would venture to guess that if the hatchling had enough strength to pip and hatch, that it will live and thrive. Just give it some special attention to get it started. :)


Rick

After examing the egg again I found a second dead young, undeveloped.
So I guess this is the reason, it was a twin.. right?

Thanks for the kind words..I will keep this one under special care ;)

Wow; that is a Tiny hatchling..
Sorry about the dead twin. I guess that this gives you an explanation though, of why he was smaller.. I hope that he grows and turns out to be a healthy snake for you :)