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  1. 09-11-2012, 09:49 PM #1
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    Help with new hatchling

    Can anyone tell me what this is and what do I do about it? She came out of her egg today with this attached to her. Will she survive?



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    It's fine. It's just the remainder of the yolk/umbilica. Keep the baby on a damp paper towel. It will just absorb the rest of the way and or fall off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TessadasExotics View Post
    It's fine. It's just the remainder of the yolk/umbilica. Keep the baby on a damp paper towel. It will just absorb the rest of the way and or fall off.
    Yeah.... this past week or so 2 of mine came out with this and terrified me. They all good now

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