This photo says it all..

..on how my day is going.
Awesome!

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...Acres/YESH.jpg

More info Jen

:)
Mom: Normal female from unknown origins (she was a rescue case awhile back.) I had a clutch from her last year, but it died off due to an incubator (stupid hovabator) that cooked them after a power outage. She's the only female that I had not bred to my Spider this year. I want to see what's going on with the sire.. if anything..

Dad: Wild-type male with full dorsal stripe and clean belly. Named Ted Nugent :)
I consider him an LTC of unknown origins as well, as the friend of mine that owned him, had him for 8 years without breeding him.. got him from some pet store.

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s.../tednugent.jpg

Some more info :( My female Had to pick today to lay.. why? Tomorrow is our town's scheduled 4-hour power outage for maintenance. I am sure glad that my incubator has a bunch of pop bottles to store heat for that time! If need be, I can fire up the natural-gas heater for that timeframe, but we'll see how the thermometer goes..

congrats!! :gj:

Cool, congrats and good luck with that clutch! :)

you shouldnt have an issue with that power outage....keep us updated :)

Thanks :) I sure will..

Congrats!

Tanks :D I am so glad that my incubator has a glass door. I can't stop going in and staring at them..

Congrats Jen :gj:

Congrats Gin!!! :banana: I'm sure they will be fine!!!

Congratulations!!! :)

Congrats! :gj:

Thanks; I am so stoked about this! Even if none of the babies are stripey, I plan on holding back the females to breed back. Whatever comes out, it'll be awesome.

congrats and good luck tomorrow.. i hope that power outage doesnt give you any problems. its tough to believe they schedule power outages lol.

both animals are beautiful, cant wait to see what comes out :gj:

Would be pretty neat if that full dorsal stripe passes on to some of the offspring.

Everything went fine :) They had to disco our power, to hook up some new windmills. The temp never dropped below 86 degrees. It only lasted for about 2 hours. Yay!