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Wilma and Callisto 2014
- Thread starter hypnoctopus
- Start date
One more pip, another red one.
Two more babies out!
First is Ripple, a 9 gram fire:
And second is Bordeaux, an 8 gram amel:
She has some neat little spots above her eyes:
No new pips this morning.
First is Ripple, a 9 gram fire:
And second is Bordeaux, an 8 gram amel:
She has some neat little spots above her eyes:
No new pips this morning.
One more red nose. Only four eggs left to pip.
Another baby is out! It's another fire, named Toffee, and it weighs 9 grams. Calmest baby so far, too.
Thanks! I think this one is the best looking fire so far.
Oh, and officially half the clutch is out now.
Well, and just like that, another baby came out. They never come out in the order I expect. One of the noses has had his whole head and neck out, but always retreats back into his egg, but I thought for sure he would be out before this one. This one just pipped a few hours ago.
Baby number 9, a little 9 gram amel named Neapolitan:
Baby number 9, a little 9 gram amel named Neapolitan:
Another amel! 9 grams and named Butterscotch. This one is pretty calm.
Thanks! I think Toffee is one of my favorites. One more fire (I think, it could be another amel masque) baby out tonight. This one is named Maple and weighs 9 grams. Too tired to post pictures, so I will do that tomorrow. There are four red noses still and only one that hasn't pipped yet.
MysticExotics
(formerly NWHeather)
Toffee and Butterscotch are both fabulous!
Thanks! Butterscotch was all covered in fluid from the egg, but it had dried by the time I took the photos, which is why she looks so wrinkly, I think.
Okay, so this little guy just has one or two checkers on his neck. So, I'm not sure if he could be classified as a fire, or if he is an amel masque. What do you guys think?
Masque boys always seem to have wider split belly checks than girls but don't go on that alone there is always one girl to prove you wrong.
Okay, thanks. That's what Shiari thinks too.
And yep, he's a boy. The last egg finally pipped and it's white!