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Help with hatchling Eurydactylodes agricolae

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For almost two years now I’ve housed my adult pair of Eurydactylodes together. They produced eggs before and I’ve pulled them to incubate but they’ve never hatched. I decided to stop searching my terrarium for eggs almost a year ago. Today I found two little hatchlings in the enclosure. Unfortunately, i do not have a cage ready for them and am leaving on a 3 day business trip tomorrow morning. Will the hatchlings be ok with the parents for a few days? My wife will be giving them food daily and misting the little ones more than the automated mister.

A quick answer would be great!
 
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