awee the mojave and the pewter(from the post reply) are really tiny, i hopee they can start feeding soon for you guys :gj:
07-27-2011, 08:23 PM
WingedWolfPsion
I've had several babies hatch out around 30 grams (or less) with yolk sac issues. I haven't lost one yet. They usually do NOT shed out on time, but DO start eating on their own within a week of hatching. I offer small fuzzy mice. The little ones seem to be eager to eat. I'm sorry to hear you lost your little guy...he must have had some less apparent problem than just his size. Not every hatchling can make it, unfortunately.
07-27-2011, 11:13 PM
MoshBalls
:tears: Sorry for your loss. He was very cute.
07-27-2011, 11:19 PM
MakiMaki
I'm sorry to hear the little one didn't make it. There were a lot of people rooting for him. Sometimes it is just not meant to be.
07-28-2011, 02:01 AM
TheVipersHouse
well if my Quadruplet Spiders had survived long enough to come out on their own i wouldve had ya beat . 3 of them were 6 grams each and the 4th was 12 grams LOL
07-29-2011, 08:37 PM
AJs Snake House
My deepest sympathies to you and the little peanut that didn't make it. I was rooting for him.
Also I'm terribly sorry about the quads. Ive been reading both threads avidly every day and I'm sorry they didn't pull through. Its natures way though.
