Some babies

[Ehatcher]

Well i was going to post up a ton of pictures tonight... buttttt my primary lens for my camera fell to its demise onto the kitchen floor, A stupid mistake. So i had to take these with a 55-200mm zoom lens. It was quite hard since i had to stand about 6 ft away AND use the manual focus AND get these little creatures to sit still. Quite the task..... so i only got a few pics.:main_thumbsdown:

Funny "enigma-ish" bell.... and its clutch mate

A little Hypo tang that is showing an abundance of green... but the flash washed it out...?

Showin some nice color... to bad its not in focus.

RST

another neat looking jungle

I only got these few because i got fed up with taking pictures like i was in a circus act.

 

[bellepunkfille]

Aw, what a bunch of cute lil guys!

 

[sunshinegeckofarm]

cute. I know all about the circus acts lol I cleaned my baby leos last night it was a total riot.

 

[gotime]

very nice!

 

[Kristi23]

They're all really nice, Eric! Congrats!

 

[ariana]

nice babies
pretty colors

 

[robin]

beautiful babies you have there!

i use an 18-55 mm lens i can teach you the ways LOL

 

[thegeckoguy23]

Congrats. They look awesome!

 

[Ehatcher]

beautiful babies you have there!

i use an 18-55 mm lens i can teach you the ways LOL

Robin, the first pic was taken with my 18-55mm. The camera took a tumble shortly there after. now the lens will not zoom or focus :main_thumbsdown:... so i had to "try" to make due with the 55-200mm, which wasnt happening

 

[JaZ]

Its amazing you got those pictures. Hatchlings do stay still. ha ha the third colorful hatchling is orange from the shoulder blades up! Very cool geckos

 

[myelodiya]

lovely looking babies!

 

[robin]

Robin, the first pic was taken with my 18-55mm. The camera took a tumble shortly there after. now the lens will not zoom or focus :main_thumbsdown:... so i had to "try" to make due with the 55-200mm, which wasnt happening

50-200? LOL i bet that was difficult!

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

those are nice geckos. my wife uses a 50mm 1.4 for the geckos, but swears by the 24-70mm 2.8l

 

[MusicalGecko]

Awesome geckos! I love the first pic!