Luvthemanimal
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Did they absorb all the yolk sack before you moved them out of the incubation bin?
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Incubation
- Thread starter ilovebeardies
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ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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Only one has so far, he was already out of the container and everything so I put him in a tank by himself the others were still making there way out. When should I feed them for the first time anyone know?
Luvthemanimal
Bearded Dragon Veteran
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Buddie of mine said once they are alert and moving around.
ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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No problem, I have 5 babies that are up out and alert. I have 10 others poking their heads out. I put a dish of small dubia nymphs in with them there are also some loose in the tank.
ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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Luvthemanimal
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So tiny.
ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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I know right even the tiniest egg I have hatched its the larger ones that haven't yet.
ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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They started to hatch exactly on day 60 of incubation.
ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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I know its so adorable! They are so lovable at any stage but especially this one!
Swistable
Hatchling Dragon
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Love it . How many to go?
So you let it soak the yoke before removing them? Wondering since that guy said that aND I'd like to know for personal reference.
So you let it soak the yoke before removing them? Wondering since that guy said that aND I'd like to know for personal reference.
Luvthemanimal
Bearded Dragon Veteran
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Yes the yolk/sack needs to be absorbed before you move em
ilovebeardies
Juvenile Dragon
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this is correct I moved mine after they were completely out of egg and belly had nothing attached. I'm at 14 babies right now I have two more hatching, 6 still waiting to hatch.
Luvthemanimal
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I've been contemplating breeding mine.
But I'm not sure if they are from the same clutch or not.... The guy I got them from said no..... But they look so similar... But o the babies would be soo nice.
Scarlet
Flash
But I'm not sure if they are from the same clutch or not.... The guy I got them from said no..... But they look so similar... But o the babies would be soo nice.
Scarlet
Flash
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Wow they r very muvh alike 
Elemental Dragon Lord
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Go for it.
Luvthemanimal
Bearded Dragon Veteran
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Outta curiosity what would it produce? And isn't it pretty bad to bread em if they are siblings
