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Babies from our trachycephalus!

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Old 10-02-2011, 02:54 PM
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Default Babies from our trachycephalus!
We were misting our viv's this evening and were very surprised to see a little head popping out of the green in our trachycephalus viv.
This morning we were questioning if the female was pregnant... Well i guess she wasn't anymore lol.
We saw them mating in the middle of May, so we weren't expecting them at the moment. We didn't find any placenta/yolk.
We are so happy!

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That is absolutely fantastic!
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Aww I am so happy for you Debbie, its fantastic news
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Congratulations on your new babies, this is a fascinating species we don't see very much of. Keep up the great work!
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Congratulations on your new babies, this is a fascinating species we don't see very much of. Keep up the great work!
I couldn't agree more!
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Congratulations to you both! They look excellent!
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Thanks all! We are very happy with them!
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