Boob Egg Baby

Ive seen a few threads on the topic recently, so I thought Id post mine. This little cinny male hatched out of my first boob egg ever. I still cant get over how tiny he is. He just had his third meal and second shed and is a whopping 44g, lol.

http://www.iherp.com/Gallery/88170/7...lLCskoMYek.jpg

I love to hear success stories like this! Love it. Thanks for sharing.

Oh I love his pattern. He's awesome looking! Congrats on The boobie baby!!


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Aww he is precious! Glag he is doing well.

Beautiful baby

whats a "boob egg"?

wow that pattern is wicked thats awesome

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Originally Posted by cmack91

whats a "boob egg"?

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A boob is an egg that is disfigured/ partially dead. Most of the time a boob is usually a dud/ egg that wont survive - but sometimes a snake in a boob egg can be born healthy and normal.

Its awesome to see.

Thanks everyone. I really just cant get over how TINY these guys are. I mean, its one thing to read about small babies, its another thing when youre staring at it trying to figure out what to feed the little thing.

Oh my gosh! What a little sweetie pie.

He is too cute for words! I love it when they're all tiny! :D

Awesome little Cinny!!! We hatched a pair of twins this year at 27g & 32g. Is yours showing any interest in food yet? Ours needed to be assisted, now they eat like champs!

He is so cute and I love cinny's! Epic want!!

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Originally Posted by DemmBalls

Awesome little Cinny!!! We hatched a pair of twins this year at 27g & 32g. Is yours showing any interest in food yet? Ours needed to be assisted, now they eat like champs!

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He actually surprised me and is a great feeder. He's taken three live fuzzies for me and I'm thinking about offering a small hopper next time.


I was also wondering, you who have hatched out tiny babies, when do you consider them ready to sell? Do you follow the 3 meals/2 sheds rule or do you wait until they weigh a certain amount?

He is gorgeous!

I had a whole clutch of 45 gram babies, but it only took them a month to hit 100 grams. Don't worry about his size!

My rule is 5-6 meals before I will let them go. I don't really worry about sheds or size as long as they are eating well and aren't skinny.

I love his pattern.

That's a handsome boy. Love that wild pattern!

oh my,he's handsome..

Awww, how cute... great markings too! :)

As you probably know (since you mentioned other threads), I recently had a 35g boob egg hatch out - healthy but small. "Just" a normal and not sure of the gender yet, but doing fine so far. Hope they both do well, so we can compare grown-up pics next year. ;)