New noodles for 2024

Hoping the season is going well for everyone. Finally had a full incubator here for a bit. It was pretty neat to see. Now I had half of these little goobers shed out. Hopefully they’ll get eating soon so I can eventually move most of them out and ‘send noods’ elsewhere~

First clutch was a bit of a disaster… Incubation issues hit hard. But managed to hatch out the spiciest and the shyest babies from it. 2 siblings.
Black pastel:

And this little spitfire. Who is staying here for now. Pretty sure he proved out the ‘possible satin’ on his mom. Unique looking pastel.

The 2nd was a small 3 egg clutch and bittersweet because this was my boy Topaz’s last clutch and laid after he passed.
1.0 enchi pastel special Mojave het orange ghost -x- 0.1 super enchi pastel Mojave het hypo

Two allelic little ones I need to shed test. The colors are a bit funky because they sucked up the tanins from their coco husk. I thought the lighter one was super mojo when they hatched … But after shedding I’m seeing a lot more pattern on them.

And a super enchi special sibling

Here’s the 3 before they shed out

And lastly for now… This seemed like a good idea at the time. But now I need to wait for some more color to come in after they shed. Pastel super cinny x super pastel lesser spider.
The pewter + bunch

Still have a few more eggs in the incubator, due in Aug. But just excited after getting a couple clutches out of there.
I think the spicy pastel satin is my fav so far. But really wondering what RGI will show on those BELs

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Took some of the noodles outside for glamour shots on one of the less intense days this past week.

I still need to fuss with some more of these. But my favorite shots so far.





I love that last shot of my axanthic het pied. She is always looking for food. Growing like a weed. Always a sweetheart when handled. One of my favorites. Just never photos as nice as I’d like.

The hatchlings are so adorable though. Love the big first time periscope the BEL gave too. :heart:

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Wow, they’re all stunning! What morphs are the first one and 4th one? You take great photos too!

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The first one is a super pastel lesser cinnamon. Feisty as heck. XD

The fourth one is super enchi special possible het hypo.

I’ve had some really pretty babies this season. I still have 2 clutches to go, but these were the clutches I was really looking forward to.

I got really lucky on the photos. Weather and noodles all cooperated

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Slowly making their way out.
Was hoping that this would be a BEL clutch… But it looks like the backup cinnamon was the dad.


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Puddle of cinnamons. A couple pewters mixed in.
Just a neat little clutch. One little cinny hatched with a kink that is hard to see now…but will probably try and do a little rehome for that one soon.

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Unless one of my other 2 gals surprises me with a late clutch… This was the last little clutch in my incubator. Finally all shed out and looking so bright even in :poop: indoor lights

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These two are pickup hatchlings from another breeder. But just beautiful little girls. I wish the camera actually could capture how good they look.
One is more like orange cream and the other is almost like a burnt orange on her dorsal blushing

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I love them both! What are their morphs?

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Stunning! Does the top one have Calico in her?

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So, they’re a little bit of a mystery from the previous breeder’s dinker project.
Top is from what we know: calico, OD, super??, hypo, 50%het pied/DG
Bottom is calico, OD, mojave, ??, hypo, 50% het pied/dg
I need to scrounge up the money and figure out what to test them for aside from the possible hets. But they’re super neat. I couldn’t say no when I saw the bottom girl for sale and the mom.
Regardless of if they prove out as something or not, the color is beautiful and will fit in my hypo project. I ended up with almost the whole clutch and mom to work with.

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