Introducing... Baby #1!

[CamiGirl89]

We didn't think she was going to make it through the night, but little "Jelly Bean" is a fighter! She is up and moving, and very frustrated that her tail still works against her! Her eyes are not open yet, but she is so tiny and so cute. Can't believe how small she is! SO adorable!

 

[ZuggieTheCham]

If u dont mind me asking, whats that pink thing on her belly??

 

[chameleoman]

CONGRATULATIONS they finally hatched!!! i got my male back today hes been with a breeder for about 3 weeks and i put my female near him and SHE FREAKED out she kept biting the screen trying to get at him

 

[Rambully]

Congrats!!!! I'm so glad she made it through the night. I can't wait to see more pics of her

 

[Slug]

If u dont mind me asking, whats that pink thing on her belly??

I think that is the remainder of the egg sac, kind of like an umbilical cord in human babies. Just my opinion, though.

 

[BocaJan]

That is the end of the the yolk sac. It is what feeds the baby inside the egg. Frequently there is a vestige of it still attached to the baby after hatching. The baby will absorb the nutrients from it and it will dry up and fall off, just like a human's umbilical cord.

 

[Rottsko]

Yay! Good job cami. That's great news. Get ready for some serious feeding!!! They eat like pigs.

 

[Trillian]

Beautiful! Congratulations!

 

[absolutbill]

Wow, what an adorable little Jelly Bean you have there! Best of luck with her, and the rest of the clutch!

 

[jannb]

Congrats Jessica! How's little Jelly Bean doing?

 

[DavidBuchan]

Congrats on the tiny little bundle of joy.......... Baby #1 out, several more to go

 

[SpartyTessy]

Congrats. My Female Jackson also just had babies, 9 of them.

 

[CamiGirl89]

Thank you all for commenting! Jelly Bean finally made it up onto a branch tonight, but she still has yet to open her little eyes. The other 2 eggs look like they are about to pop!

 

[Supergirl]

Jelly Bean is precious! Congrats on your tiny little bundle of cuteness!!

 

[suzi]

Congrats! So glad she is moving about hopefully her eyes will open and she will start eating! Wishing you all the best

 

[ZuggieTheCham]

That is the end of the the yolk sac. It is what feeds the baby inside the egg. Frequently there is a vestige of it still attached to the baby after hatching. The baby will absorb the nutrients from it and it will dry up and fall off, just like a human's umbilical cord.

Ahh right thought it was somthing like that just never seen it before