Dapper Brent and the Babies!

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I had to move Brent into a different tank because his cloaca has been very large as of lately, and since Puckles JUST laid eggs two weeks ago and I'm still waiting for all the babies to hatch I couldn't even imagine having another clutch of eggs.
But as I was watching TV I noticed that Brent has been staring at me from the other room and wanted some pictures taken of himself! (He's very photogenic) Puckles on the other hand has been loving having the tank all to herself and wont stop moving around so I couldn't get any good images of her.

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And just for good measure, here are some shots of the process of the babies!
I have about 12 out of 200 who have hatched already and tomorrow they should all be ready to enter the world!!

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Love those bright wild types! <3
 
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