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How did your eggs do from your little guys okiroo

I bought 3 breaded pygmies a few months ago. One female died the rest are doing good and have 4 hatching doing great. If the specs are like the breadies I should have at least a few survive. Im thinking about getting 4 more females just incase these dont make it.

Would anyone have a good care sheet on these guys. I'm looking for specific info Iv found a lot of general info on pygmies but no good info on the spectrum's.

The rainwater sounds good but Its way to hot outside right now these little guys would melt.

Here is the other 3 females. Poor girl And heres a close up of one of the males.

Just got in 6 spectrum pygmies today. Two males and four females. One was almost dead on arrival and looks like it just passed away after a few hours a second female looks pretty skinny and may not be far behind. Im keeping them separet right now each in there own quarantine set up...

When the babies hatch they will head to the highest point in the tank. I remove them from the parents tanks as soon as they hatch. There is a chance that the parents will eat them so keep the parents well feed.

I pulled my first clutch out and lost 2 of the 3 I left my second clutch and all 4 hatched out and are about twice there hatch size after 2 weeks.

Sounds like there ok to me . The eggs will normally double in size by the time there ready to hatch. My eggs all have the yellow blotches on them.

I use the jungledawn 13watt screw in LED's from light your reptiles. Ill stick in an occasional UVB bulb for things that need alittle UBV.

Took alittle vid of my guys eating. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYdzNxz41fg&feature=youtube

opp I posted the out of focus one.

Grats ferret! I just had 4 babies hatch out this Sat They are so cute and tiny.Here a pic of them sleeping The come to the same spot every night to sleep.

The problem is the heat guys. It get so hot in louisiana that with ac it will be hotter in the house then outside.

I'm In clearwater and sticking up. But i'm more worried about the heat that follows no electricity. I sat thought katrina and we were without electricity for 3 weeks It got over 100 in the house . My pygmys chameleons ,frogs and crested geckos like it under 78. My day geckos would love it though.

Iv got some good and bad news. Lets start with the bad And now the good news

Yeah I wish I had more clay so I could cover the whole background. One my my female pygs pasted a few weeks ago but One of my eggs did survive.

A pair of thumb nails would fit in a 12x12x18 fine . One leuc would be fine also. Tincs are way to big and need more ground space. As for vitiams I use Repashy calcium plus, herptivite, and repashy vitamin A. Just have a piece of glass cut at lowes it will cut you maybe 4 or 5 dollers try...

THey will need a heat pad.

Sorry I just wanted to post to show you why I think pygmy #1 is a female and #2 is a male.