Aug 4, 2024
LAM24 was a very small clutch to start with and it seems only one of the eggs made it to term. Little LAM24x1 is a zesty personality and I look forward to getting to know them better as they grow.
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LAM24 was a very small clutch to start with and it seems only one of the eggs made it to term. Little LAM24x1 is a zesty personality and I look forward to getting to know them better as they grow.
Here's a fun little surprise. I'm back from vacation and checked my sneggs to find that Leslie Anne's mystery babies* decided to join us sometime yesterday!
I was expecting clutches to start pipping next week since I incubated at room temperature this year, but it seems that my crummy AC and poorly-insulated dwelling provided perfect conditions for 60-65 day hatch windows.
*I seem to have misplaced (possibly trashed??) a breeding record sheet before I was able to enter it into my digital records so I'm not totally sure who I paired Leslie to. I'm hoping it was Meteorite but I'll have a better guess once I see the rest of this clutch.
Little LAM24x1 shed and is already quite active and adventurous! They were a bit spicy during their first weigh-in (5 grams!) but they seemed to calm down quickly once they realized they weren't in any danger and they even gobbled down their first mousey-meal.