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So this is exceptio if the picture works *exception to the rule* he is the only one left from a batch of about 250 eggs. It was the pairs first clutch (wild type and leucistic) and most eggs were unfertilised. Is this why the hatch rate was so low??
Anyhow hope the pic works and thanks for looking!
 
Sorry no pic :eek: try again ;)



<3 >o_o< <3
 
Will give it a try tomorrow as both tablet and phone wont let me upload i will link to it tomorrow when on the work pc :)
 
Hopefully this now works :D
 

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