That’s just incredible! I do so hope he continues to eat and thrive! What a little wonder! 
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What good news! Hopefully Gemini processes that meal normally. Seems like most who are bicephalic have single digestive tracts further down. Or maybe those are the ones I’ve heard of, because they’re the survivors. Here’s to Gemini staying in the survivor ranks! 
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@solarserpents I think you should call him “Reba” cuz he’s a survivor……. 
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Yay for healthy babies hopefully! 
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First baby is out! And it’s a big one! I’ve had so many tiny babies this year that anything over 7 grams impresses me. This one is 8.5 grams. Its name is Maize! Very pretty, richly colored normal.
So unfortunately my pos het palmetto clutch has produced zero palmettos, which is the risk you take when you breed pos hets together! Some of the noses in this clutch look very hypo, so either both parents had an unknown hypo het, or more likely, one of them is 100% het palmetto and the other isn’t het palmetto.
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Hooray for more pippies! Day 73, wow, these babies have really kept you waiting a while. Fingers crossed for everybody being healthy and strong!
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Ah the joys of pos het Palmettos. Hooray for big healthy hatchlings, though!
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A couple more babies are out. One of these really looks light. And has hardly any belly checkers. Barley and Orzo, both big males.
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So pretty. That masque belly is great.
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Nice, big, healthy babies!
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This Cinder Motley thing is unreal. It looks more cubed stripe. So weirdly beautiful.
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Last baby out and it’s another boy! Very male heavy clutch, only 2 or 3 have popped female. This is Couscous. I like how bright he is.
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Great color right out of the egg. 
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Going to be an absolute stunner as an adult!
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Lots of color happening there! They are all going to be beautiful adults. 
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