Some of my leos hatchlings...

[LeoLover1]

Tornado, an albino super snow

Torrent, an albino jungle snow

Loki, jungle snow

and Snapper, normal het blizzard

 

[Josh2]

That jungle snow leo looks awesome! Nice photos! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Styx]

They are really nice looking.

 

[Maryanne]

Leos come in some wicked patterns! I love your guys!

 

[LeoLover1]

Thanks guys! The one named Torrent screams at me every time I open her cage... so much fun!

 

[Rylee]

Awesome!

 

[LeoLover1]

This one just hatched last night

 

[jess]

awwww all of those babies are beautiful!!!!! especially the 1st 2!!! definately enjoyed the photos! thanks 4 sharing!!!

 

[Eve Saint]

CONGRATS!!!!!!!! All of your Leos are stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Josh2]

Love seeing newly hatched photos. Such stunning animals. I need to experience the hatch cycle at least once in my life...

 

[LeoLover1]

Thanks again everyone. I seem to have my humidity working better in my incubator. Two more hatchlings from last night.

 

[jess]

i love it!!!! thanks 4 posting more pics!!!! the baby 2 the left has some very bright yellow, beautiful!!!!

 

[Rylee]

What do you use for incubating eggs? (Vermiculite, perlite etc)

 

[Geckomaster743]

What do you use for incubating eggs? (Vermiculite, perlite etc)

She uses Vermiculite though she may have switched to some thing else. Am i correct meg or did you switch to Hatchrite or Perlite

 

[Rylee]

OK thanks

 

[Rylee]

And amazing geckos by the way!

 

[LeoLover1]

She uses Vermiculite though she may have switched to some thing else. Am i correct meg or did you switch to Hatchrite or Perlite

No, I still use vermiculite. But I learned an important lesson. If you want consistant, repeatable results.... dont just 'eyeball' it! Measure and record your data. I use an exact 2:1 ratio of water to vermiculite. I weigh everything now!!

 

[Geckomaster743]

No, I still use vermiculite. But I learned an important lesson. If you want consistant, repeatable results.... dont just 'eyeball' it! Measure and record your data. I use an exact 2:1 ratio of water to vermiculite. I weigh everything now!!

I assumed you switched because earlier in the season you were having trouble keeping the ratio of 2:1. Im glad vermiculite is working for you :3

 

[LeoLover1]

I guess I'm surprised at how 'dry' the incubation medium really is. It didn't seem right to me, so I kept adding too much water. Lesson learned! We want humidity, not wetness.

 

[LeoLover1]

This is one of my latest hatchlings. He shows signs of enigma syndrome, but he doesn't look like an enigma! They're supposed to have white tails and blotches instead of stripes. I don't have much experience with this, does anyone know if this is an enigma? His colors are very bright, but he circles when he gets excited and has terrible balance. I'm pretty worried about him. Oh, and he is very small, too. He was only 2 g when hatched.