Brev age and size differences...

[Julirs]

Today I went to water the Pygs and on top of the plant is a little baby girl acting like she owns the world. an hour later I found another one coming out of the dirt. These are the first hatchings that I have had hatch in one of the Brev bins as I am usually good at gathering eggs.

The bigger one is now 6 weeks old...

Now add in the Dad of the baby one...

Piggyback ride...

 

[jake01]

Pygs are so cute .

 

[panthercrazy]

AAAWWWWWE!!! Too cute Julirs

 

[laurie]

Juli just put all three in my package. They are so cute together. I can't wait to get mine from you.

 

[AJA]

I like the lightening marking on the 'big' one. I love the general blank face look of pygmies, it's like" whatever".

 

[jake01]

I like the lightening marking on the 'big' one. I love the general blank face look of pygmies, it's like" whatever".

haha, they do have that face.

 

[Vampire.queen]

Awww, so sweet

 

[Julirs]

A 3rd suprise Pygmy emerged from the dirt!

 

[AJA]

Juli
do you know how deep they are in the dirt?

 

[Julirs]

About 2". It is amazing how they dig up and out of the dirt (Bed-A-Beast). The last one even had the shell stuck to one of his back feet.

 

[chameleonman57]

Those pictures are so cute.

 

[Lizardlover]

Awesome little creatures! Cant wait to recieve my pair!

 

[QuioteCham]

lmao! omg, they are so cute its rediculous!

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Nice size comparison Juli.
I don't think I am ever going to remove a pygmy egg from the environment it was laid in again.
They hatch out great (like they are supposed to) where they are laid and it's easy to collect the babies.
Again, GREAT pictures!

-Brad

 

[CleaTheChameleon]

I cant wait till my male looks like your daddy one in the picture i may be ordering my female tonight

 

[GooglezNvincent]

HA HA HA so adorable! i love these brevs, but i am too affraid to try housing them. Soooo tiny i think id mess up the temps and stuff. They look really healthy too! gj.

 

[Julirs]

Nice size comparison Juli.
I don't think I am ever going to remove a pygmy egg from the environment it was laid in again.
They hatch out great (like they are supposed to) where they are laid and it's easy to collect the babies.
Again, GREAT pictures!

-Brad

Brad I am kind of thinking the same thing! I was worried that the Bed-A-Beast would get to wet from the misting but apparently not! I am still a bit concerned about the parents eating them though!

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Juli,

If my feeling about these animals is correct I cannot imagine well fed (which I am sure yours are) adults even attempting to eat their young.
As I have said before, I think the real fear is that they would be attacked by uneaten crickets.
I am beginning to believe that these animals may intentionally live in large colonies and depend on the safety and strength of large numbers for their survival.
Mine don't ever seem to get too far away from each other and all sleep high in the enclosure in very close proximity to each other.
I would love to observe them in their natural environment.

-Brad

 

[AJA]

I can see Brad going to the deepest darkest part of The Continent and finding a rare colony of Brevies never discovered before by man ...unfortuneately we never hear from Brad again.

 

[Orchidartist]

I have to have some of these adorable critters soon for my menagerie They are soooooooooooooooo cute, thanks for sharing!!!