Knobbies
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Just a quick question. Once the hatchlings hatch can you transfer them to a raising tub straight away???
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shellfisch
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My son had his very first babies hatch a week ago, and yes, he transferred them to a tub (separately) within half an hour of them hatching.
They are doing really well
They are doing really well
Knobbies
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only one has hatched atm should i still transfer it now or wait for the other to hatch???
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I would wait till they are both fully out.
And when you move them, be really careful, they can run pretty fast!
One almost ran out of my son's hand when he was transferring it into the tub.
Maybe even move the incubator tub to sit inside their new tub if you can, while you move them? If that's possible? Otherwise, just be careful
And when you move them, be really careful, they can run pretty fast!
One almost ran out of my son's hand when he was transferring it into the tub.
Maybe even move the incubator tub to sit inside their new tub if you can, while you move them? If that's possible? Otherwise, just be careful
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Congrats on the new hatchie,.
move the one that has hatched into his new living quarters ,.
sometimes eggs can hatch days apart & in somecases , not at all,.
So definately move the little guy out once he is completely out of his egg
move the one that has hatched into his new living quarters ,.
sometimes eggs can hatch days apart & in somecases , not at all,.
So definately move the little guy out once he is completely out of his egg
Knobbies
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Ok have moved the new hatchie to his new living quaters and is running around and exploring like crazy
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