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D'awww, their babies are so cute. Very nice of you to incubate eggs for a friend 
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Re: Hatchlings
 Originally Posted by Pickenprod
D'awww, their babies are so cute. Very nice of you to incubate eggs for a friend
Thanks, It was no problem and I would do it again.
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and asked if I could incubate them for him. I agreed after telling him leo eggs at female temps isn't hard to manage but he didn't want to take any chances. So here they are a couple of cute albinos. This is my first time incubating leo eggs as well as eggs that belong to someone else but it's still fun.
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