Thanks, I'm trying to be as selective as I can and breed for only the highest quality animals. I believe that with all the "so-so" pastels there are out there, people would be more willing to pay extra for an "A" quality pastel rather than a browned out one. Even some of the supers I'm seeing lately don't look as nice as a selectively bred quality "normal" pastel.
I'm doing the same, and I'm one who is willing to pay more for a Grade A animal.
08-30-2009, 09:38 PM
herpchick
Re: Babies pipping!!
The pastel is still chillin in the egg but one of the normals came out. He/she still has some yolk it hasn't absorbed though. I weighed it quick before I put it in it's new home, 78grams. I have it on moist paper towels for now. How long does it usually take until they absorb all of it? http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...e/P8300394.jpg
08-30-2009, 09:43 PM
Simpson Balls
Re: Babies pipping!!
Haha! The rotten eggs looks like rotten apples!:rofl::rofl:
Daniel
08-30-2009, 09:54 PM
herpchick
Re: Babies pipping!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Simpson Balls
Haha! The rotten eggs looks like rotten apples!:rofl::rofl:
Daniel
Yeah, they're pretty nasty looking but they were attached to 2 of the other eggs so I wasn't going to cut them off and risk losing the good ones.
08-31-2009, 02:04 AM
Kysenia
Re: Babies pipping!!
Cant wait for future pics of that pastel:) Grats on the clutch!
08-31-2009, 11:14 AM
EdShal
Re: Babies pipping!!
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Originally Posted by spitfireashlea
holy shhhhhhhigflkgjsldbksblvn ! ! ! ! ! !
Amazing! The mom is....WOO, the dad is WOO, and the kids are *falls over*
like what he says.. :D
congrats, that super nice. You lose some, and gets better.. ;)
