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New chondro clutch (hatch photos)

Good luck with your feeding trials. I hope you get all of those neos eating without too much effort on your part. I might have to look into getting one of those critters from you if/when you start selling them. I have been planning on adding at least one more chondro to my collection during 2011!
 
Thanks! The first clutch from this year is coming along nicely with feedings but we won't start on these ones for awhile yet til they shed. If you're interested let me know - we've got 23 that we want to unload before summer!

Incidentally, since you're from the DC area you might be a good person to ask. How are the herp regulations in Virginia? We might be moving down that direction for work this summer but I don't want to move somewhere that I won't be able to take my animals...
 
They are so gorgeous, like tiny jewels! How long after they hatch do they get up on their perch? So cute!!!!!
 
Just lovely! The yellow babies look kind of like an over-ripe banana. Glad to hear that their half-sibs are doing well.
 
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