They are starting to hatch.

[Smithy]

Hi everyone, great news, the egg I thought had perished. It collapsed and it blackened. I transferred it into another incubator by itself, to test it. The thermostat must be faulty, as it was set to a temperature of 29°C. But rose to 34°C. The egg was as described above. As soon as I noted the temperature spike I placed it back with the other eggs. I am sure an egg is being pierced by an egg 5ooth and one is now upright. I am unsure if the first one is disturbing its siblings. I am unsure when to take this one outside its incubator, it is very tiny, even for a Pogona Minor. Its not a Dwarf Pogona Minor Minor, But a hybrid of a Barbata Species and a Pogona Minor. all the remaining seven eggs are in pristine condition. I think it is a bad idea to try to make an incubator here in Australia, unless its got a cooling system like the one im using. I was worried that if Ebony's had another clutch, there would be no room. I must try and buy one with a cooling function soon.Thus is the first hatching from Ebony's first clutch of 2020 this season eggs laid 68 days ago hatching. it was 26th September she laid them. I hope to see them all hatch.

 

[Dexter_Dragon]

Hi everyone, great news, the egg I thought had perished. It collapsed and it blackened. I transferred it into another incubator by itself, to test it. The thermostat must be faulty, as it was set to a temperature of 29°C. But rose to 34°C. The egg was as described above. As soon as I noted the temperature spike I placed it back with the other eggs. I am sure an egg is being pierced by an egg 5ooth and one is now upright. I am unsure if the first one is disturbing its siblings. I am unsure when to take this one outside its incubator, it is very tiny, even for a Pogona Minor. Its not a Dwarf Pogona Minor Minor, But a hybrid of a Barbata Species and a Pogona Minor. all the remaining seven eggs are in pristine condition. I think it is a bad idea to try to make an incubator here in Australia, unless its got a cooling system like the one im using. I was worried that if Ebony's had another clutch, there would be no room. I must try and buy one with a cooling function soon.Thus is the first hatching from Ebony's first clutch of 2020 this season eggs laid 68 days ago hatching. it was 26th September she laid them. I hope to see them all hatch.

OMGosh! So exciting! Awww, first baby I've seen that tiny. So precious! Hope the rest of the hatching goes well!

 

[Smithy]

OMGosh! So exciting! Awww, first baby I've seen that tiny. So precious! Hope the rest of the hatching goes well!

Newcomers, they are so gorgeous. Dwarf Pogona Minor X Mitchelli (N.W. Australian the Minor is from SW Western Australia. For some reason in the west they are a Dwarves variety of Pogona Dragons. Tbe species as im sure you are aware hybridise quite easily. They fascinate me. As always, I strongly recommend new stock, to prevent inbreeding of the species. The unusual varieties and their enormous size fascinated me as they have very unusual traits I have not seen in Australia. Very interesting morphs in your land.

 

[Smithy]

OMGosh! So exciting! Awww, first baby I've seen that tiny. So precious! Hope the rest of the hatching goes well!

7 looks like a chessboard lol.

 

[Smithy]

7 looks like a chessboard lol.View attachment 24597

Here are some others. Some are different in different ways. That is what I've noticed with my Dwarf Pogona Dragons, some breeds arrive like "throw backs" I have not noticed egg teeth on the side of the jaws until this season