Pastel Butter x Spider (Maternal Incubation)

No new pippers yet, but the live feed is back up.

https://new.livestream.com/accounts/...events/2910978

I cut the last two eggs, which had tougher shells compared to the others. They appear to contain either butters or pastel butters. The normal baby who first pipped left the egg a short while ago.

The fifth egg is a butter, just waiting on the sixth egg to pip now.

Big congratz! You did great!

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Very Cool....Congrats

The last baby didn't pip, so last night I cut open the egg and found a very small but fully developed baby inside. The baby is currently on very damp sphagnum moss in the incubator, still attached to the yolk. It seems to be doing better, is breathing and seems to be absorbing the yolk as well. The shell of the egg was thicker than the others, so I wonder if the thickness kept it from getting as much heat as the others, causing it to develop slowly.

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The babies are out, and the last little one is still doing well.

The final count is:

1 Normal
2 Butters
2 Pastel Butters
1 Queenbee

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Yay! They all look amazing! You got great odds on this clutch :) it's been so nice following your journey and the outcome has been great!! Congrats!


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Congrats on the little ones. That queen bee is amazing looking. The thread was a joy to follow. Good luck with the next batch for maternal incubation.

Did you sex them yet? I really want to know what Beepers and Boop are.