It pipped on its own and looks to be fully developed so at least there is some hope! I wonder how much is doubled.
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Here’s Sequin, an ultra or ultramel tessera. I think she might be just ultra? She seems darker than the other one. She’s also big and friendly, just like they all have been.
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So the two headed one is out now. No immediately apparent kinks and he’s a hefty 9.2 grams, both good signs. I’ve seen both sides of the mouths open independently during a small yawn/jaw reset. But he does seem very lethargic. He’s set up now in a little baby bin with a very shallow water dish. We’ll see if he makes it through the night! I think it’s possible that certain organs got doubled or merged together, etc, even if he looks okay on the outside.
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Fingers crossed!
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Do you think it will need help shedding if it makes it?
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Interesting fact about the condition this little one has (called Diprosopus): It is caused by abnormal activity of the Sonic hedgehog protein.
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Yes, probably. From what I’ve seen of others, they struggle with the shed at the joined area.
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One more baby out tonight, this one with just a single face! Glitz, female ultra or ultramel stripe tessera. And also the first baby to be under 9 grams in this clutch! She’s still a respectable 7.9 grams, though.
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What a big bunch of big babies! When the smallest in the clutch is 7.9 g, that’s really saying something.
Pulling for the two-headed baby!
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That soft coral color is so pretty.
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Oh my gosh…
Alright, I need to move out now, I NEED her.
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Holds can be arranged! 
And the last baby is out. Another big girl, 9.3 grams. This is Glitter, amel tessera. I love her head/neck pattern area!
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Noooooo don’t say thatttt 
Seriously though, I love her color and patterns so much…
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Oooooooh! Pretty pretty girl!
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Very lovely, all of them!
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Did the two headed snake make it through the night?
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Yes, he’s still alive as of now.
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Woohoo! I hope you have him with you to love on as long as you can! 
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Thought I’d give a little update on the sunkissed tessera with micropthalmia. He’s doing great! That clutch has been kind of a pain to get started with feeding, but he’s been one of the good ones. Definitely has an attitude, though! Although he’s gotten to the point where he’ll very half-heartedly bite me, or just bump his nose against me.
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D’awwww! 
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