First (or second) Panther Babies in TURKEY

[TCMontium]

One of my 21 September 2014 dated eggs popped this "morning" (5 am in Turkey, night for americans ) and there was a nose popping through the hole!
There is no panther breeding recorded in Turkey accept my friend Chamillion's eggs. Unfortunately his eggs were overheated at summer (there is no functional cooling incubator in this country, yet! ), it was nearly 89 fahrenheit in incubator. Only one egg survived from heat wave, but the baby came out of it died right away.
After Chamillion's poor baby, this is the first baby came out of the egg in Turkey. Little guy seems like quite well and energic.

 

[TCMontium]

Back to the prison, next to your siblings in eggshells :

 

[reptoman]

Congrats! Hope you have your fruit fly cultures and pinhead crickets ready. These guys eat a lot starting in about 3 days typically. Let me know if you need any help setting them up in bins. I would be happy to show you how we do ours.

 

[lovelychams]

Great pictures!! Congrats!! Good luck with them.

 

[DragoLikesReptiles]

That is great news! The more chameleons, the better! I'm getting a female for my little dude soon.

 

[repdog]

Congrats on this. I hope for more to hatch for you. Love the photos.

 

[TCMontium]

Thanks everyone!

They are all hatched and I have 10 babies right now (I gave 3 to my friends, one of them is a little blue male right now ).
They are all good but there was a weird situation with their hatching time. I did not know that chameleons from same clutch usually hatch at the same week or so. My babies did not hatch synchronized... The is 2,5 months difference between the first and the last baby.
They were all in the same "box" in a cabinet, temperatures should have been all same. I gave water to all egg cups at the same time (they were divided into 2 cups). They looked the same size too... I don't know what was the case but they hatched really slowly. There was even a period when no babies hatched for 2 weeks.