Wow!

Man, I need to get a second job so I can get one of those babies! Congrats to both of you!!!! This is awesome news!!!

Just an FYI: the baby Mack snow I posted above was incubated at 90 degrees for male. As was the other one that just hatched. Here they are together :-)

I'd say about 90% of the ones I've hatched at high temps. were really white and black...but all the ones I hatched at low temps. were grey/greyish Like the babies you produced.

Here are some comparisons.....

This is a baby high temp. at 3 days old......


Here is the same animal at 6 weeks.....


Here is a baby low temp. at 6 weeks old.....


Here is a comparison between the 2......

Alex, is that super the first one you have hatched out? And would it be possible to show us how that super changes as it grows, maybe like a monthly photo? I think that would be cool, and I know I would really appreciate it.

I've hatched out a handful or so.....most are 2-3 weeks old. So far non of my babies have started to "morph" yet with the exception of lightening slightly. Although from what I know...they dont start to morph until they're approx. 6 weeks old. It is at that time when the black spotting which eventually makes up the stripes starts to be prominant and appear. I'll post pictures on my website and here as they're developing and morphing.

Here are some pics of a few pastels as of today......

Alex, those are very very nice leos and great pics. Very nice of you to share those great beginning pics and information!

There is nothing like seeing the leo babies of new morphs and being able to see how they developed for you!

Outstanding stuff, Alex. Very, very nice. I can't wait until September!!

Congrats Alex, killer, killer animals (both Super Snow and Snow). It's amazing seeing the transformation that the Supers undergo as they begin to grow.

Hmmm, now I'm really wanting to snag one or two of those. Also congrats on your little Mack Snow Kelli! Looks great as well!