I was trying to think of a way to follow up to the cute pics of eclipse hatchlings below. Figured the best way to do so is by capturing a couple of videos of these geckos during feed time. I hope you enjoy these videos, they’re cuteness overload 🙂  Note that both of these baby geckos prefer hand feeding with tongs.  What can I say, they’re spoiled.  With faces like these, how could you refuse to hand feed them?
So You Want To Breed – Leopard Gecko Breeding Advice – Hatchling Care
Here’s a video with leopard gecko hatchling care advice. It includes our hatchling bin setup, how to take care of baby geckos, and what to do when a hatchling refuses to eat. Continue reading “So You Want To Breed – Leopard Gecko Breeding Advice – Hatchling Care”
Hatchling Happenings – Super hypo tangerine carrot-tail baldies
This past week we’ve had two beautiful super hypo tangerine carrot-tail baldies hatch. Â They are clutch mates, both hatched on the same day. Â Here’s a pic of them:
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Hatchling Happenings – Saving a life part 2
I’m happy to announce that this boy I saved 2 weeks ago is now eating and growing. Â Here’s a pic of him after a shed, what a beautiful boy with such a clean tail.
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Hatchling Happenings – Saving a life
A week ago, we posted about a super giant raptor male hatching. Â We showed you a picture of an egg that looked like it was ready to pop next to the raptor hatchling. Â The good news is the egg did break open, a healthy bandit hatchling did come out of the egg. Â Here’s a picture of the hatchling that came out:
But what’s strange is that one egg down below, with what it would appear a gecko’s nose sticking out of it. Â When I saw it, I thought the gecko was in the process of breaking out of the egg. Â So I put the cup back inside the incubator, and left it for a few more hours.
When I came back to check on the egg again, there was no progress, the egg looked exactly the same as before. Â That’s when I thought I had a dead hatchling, one that died before making out of the egg. Â So I took the egg out for a closer look. Continue reading “Hatchling Happenings – Saving a life”
Hatchling Happenings – Better late than never
In a typical breeding season, July is usually when your females stop ovulating and start eating again. Â This is also roughly the time when most breeders are listing their hatchlings and juveniles that are ready to be shipped. Â For us here at OnlineGeckos.com, this isn’t a typical breeding season for us. Â Our females for some reason decided to breed late this year, and many of them are still laying eggs.
While our bold Bandit breeding group had a good jump start, majority of our other breeding projects have started late this season. Â We currently have about 30 eggs in the incubator, many of which would take another 30 days before they hatch. Â But, better late than never. Â Two weeks ago we posted a picture of a beautiful super giant raptor female that hatched. Â Today we had another super giant raptor hatch, this time a male. Â Take a look at this beautiful gecko.
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