Bane, Hunter and Gamora Babies are Hatching
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ChamelaChameleon
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I CAN'T HANDLE THE CUTENESS! 
dinomom
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With their genetics what stunners they will be!I have two so far and they are adorable. Some of you may remember Luie and Camille. These are 5th generation Luie and Camille babies! So very special to me!
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The Dad’s Bane and Hunter
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Gamora, the MomView attachment 339219
Sherbertsmysunshine
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congratulations! they are adorable! pls post more pics of them when you can!
MissSkittles
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Nothing is more adorable than veiled babies. 
Congratulations!!
jannb
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Oh be still my heart the babies are so cute
Oh, I know! They are so precious! All I can do is watch them.
Thank you Lynda! The two smaller eggs hatched first. I’m still waiting on those long ones. Two of them look like they might hatch tomorrow.
I CAN'T HANDLE THE CUTENESS!
Me either! I am going to enjoy every moment with them!
Thank you so much Donna for your kind words.
Kris Chams
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jannb
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Thank you for the nice comment!
Hi Lynda, when I see the long eggs pip, should I carefully put a slit in the other end?
It sure is and these babies are so precious to me.
Thank you Rebecca!
Those will be beautiful babies
Thank you Kris!
You said…”Hi Lynda, when I see the long eggs pip, should I carefully put a slit in the other end?”…the problem is that the first baby will pip the egg and it’s head will be able to poke out. Now, that leaves the other baby in a harder position…if they are facing the same way, then the second one won’t be able to pip because it will have its head against the other baby..and not the egg shell and won’t likely be able to pip or breath or stick its head out. Even if by some fluke it’s pointing to the other end of the egg chances are it won’t be able to pip because it won’t be able to exert enough pressure on the egg shell because the other baby pipped. It’s a crap shoot….and I haven’t had enough experience with it to tell you what to do. I’ve only had twins a couple of times and
I think each time one didn’t make it. I wish I could tell you. The only other alternative is to open the whole egg and I don’t know what would happen then…you might kill them both.
Anyone else with experience with twin eggs, please chime in.
This might help…
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/two-hatchlings-in-one-egg.39790/
In this one you can see that the babies are faced opposite directions in the egg…
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/7-pairs-of-twins-in-one-clutch.22731/
In this one they are facing the same way…
Now you can see what the issue is.
One more…
https://www.biotaxa.org/hn/article/download/38746/34912
I think each time one didn’t make it. I wish I could tell you. The only other alternative is to open the whole egg and I don’t know what would happen then…you might kill them both.
Anyone else with experience with twin eggs, please chime in.
This might help…
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/two-hatchlings-in-one-egg.39790/
In this one you can see that the babies are faced opposite directions in the egg…
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/7-pairs-of-twins-in-one-clutch.22731/
In this one they are facing the same way…
Now you can see what the issue is.
One more…
https://www.biotaxa.org/hn/article/download/38746/34912
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MzLaurie11
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Sending prayers your way Jann. Both babes healthy!
jannb
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Thank you! So far only one baby in each egg. I have one egg left to hatch.
