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  • 09-06-2010, 10:08 PM
    anatess
    Re: I got the best looking normal on the planet.
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    Originally Posted by xxxLIGERxxx View Post
    nice!

    are there anymore hatchlings from that clutch?

    Yeah, 2 more. I got another thread on them "I got the best looking bumblebees on the planet."

    His siblings are all bumblebees.
  • 09-07-2010, 12:48 PM
    snakesRkewl
    Re: I got the best looking normal on the planet.
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    Originally Posted by anatess View Post
    Unfortunately, he is not eating. Sigh. I truly pray he'll make it. He was born at 47 grams and just shed for the first time a few days ago... 3 weeks after he left the shell. Assist feeding didn't go too well.

    It just shed the first time and you've already assist fed?
  • 09-07-2010, 02:18 PM
    anatess
    Re: I got the best looking normal on the planet.
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    Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    It just shed the first time and you've already assist fed?

    Yep. He was born 45 grams - detached from yolk. Attempted assist-feeding when he went down to 39grams. I force-fed at the 5-week mark - he wasn't alert anymore. Barely lifts his head up.

    His brother was born 47 grams - also detached from yolk. Started eating at the 3-week mark. He is now at 72grams, almost catching up to his other brother who was born at 69grams and is now at 80grams.
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