Surprise Clutch

This clutch came from a granite female who I found and rescued. She was kept with a male Ball for those three or four years of her life. I didn't know she was gravid when I got her, just that she wasn't eating. After about a month of owning her, I found her coiled around a clutch of 5 eggs, and she's been a mouse junkie ever since(flying out of her tub, LOL).

So here they are, I think they are 1.5, but I'll check again after they shed.

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0017-3.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0018-3.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0019-3.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0024-5.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0026-3.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0027-1.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0030-1.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...PICT0033-3.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...y/PICT0034.jpg

Thanks for looking :) All of this clutch is stayin' "in the family".

What luck !

Awesome looking hatchlings you have there :P

Grannnnnnnnnnnnnnnstastic nooobEcky :clap:


Did all these clutches hatch from the CueBator 3000??? :eek:

Hey,


So does this make her a "genetic granite" and mean you might have a fair shot at the super granite?:eek: Which one is the lucky lil oedipus? (sp)

Oh and by the way - you are taking killer pictures of these lil folks.


dr del

Haha, yep Chris, these were all successfully incubated with the CueBator 8000 :) It worked perfect on a Johnson Controls Tstat. No fluctuations.

I don't know if this makes her a genetic granite or not? I'm going to put her with my Yellowbelly this coming season and see what happens. She'll be more than ready with the way she is eating and gaining back her weight.

Thanks about the pictures. I use a Minolta DiMage Z2, and just love it!

Wow, what a great surprise! Congratulations Becky! Those babes certainly look pretty granit-ey, I hope they turn out to be true granites. :sweeet:

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Haha, yep Chris, these were all successfully incubated with the CueBator 8000 :) It worked perfect on a Johnson Controls Tstat. No fluctuations.

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Brings a tear to my eye :tears:

I'll just hug ya at Daytona! You've been such a big help, I can't really say Thank You enough.

What nice surprise additions to the fam Becky! Can't complain about the odds either. Chalk it up to good karma from giving her a good home! :gj:

-Evan

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I'll just hug ya at Daytona!

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Better have that hurricane in hand :8:

Wow! Gorgeous clutch, Becky!! Congrats!!!

WOW!!! Congrats Becky!!

I would definitely hit her up with that yellowbelly this coming season!!!

Nice lookin' kids! :)

Congrats Becky, they're gorgeous babies! :)

Gotta love them surprises :cool: ,Congrats

That is awesome Becky. You must be delighted. Great photos too! Did you get any shots of em' pippin'?

Congrats Becky. They look great. If that sex ratio is correct, you made out like a bandit, and even have a male to breed back to mom. That collection is growing quick, especially if you continue to keep everything that hatches. LOL.

Hehe, if I had that choice, believe me, everything would stay here. I hope I got all of the popping done correctly, as I only saw 'penes on one. It's nice to know that they are this dark BEFORE shedding, so afterwards they will be even darker.

I think I'm only keeping back 2 female pastels and all of this clutch. All of the others are either spoken for or are being sold.

The first clutch that hatched with those 4 female Pastels STILL hasn't shed out yet. Only the one female normal has shed and ate... Little turds. *starts charging rent*

:O Lucky girl lol. Nice lookin babies, like the markings!:sunny:

Gorgeous, Becky! Looks like they have a Granite look to them, definately.

well done , smoking looking nice an dark buhbahs there .

Ooooooh, Becks, they are amazing! We'll call this your "Resses" clutch, all chocolate and peanut buttery! :clap: