First baby is out and it’s a shatter! This one is named Krackle.
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Would you just look at him?
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Next baby out and he is also a shatter! I think this one is even nicer than the first! Snap, male shatter.
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Wow! This tiny clutches seem to get lucky with great odds! First @caryl’s perfect single egg lavender, my 5/6 palmettos, and now yours! Can’t wait to see what the third one is.
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They’re fabulous, both of them! Hooray for tiny clutches!
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And the last baby is out! And it’s… a shatter! Lol. No lava shatters unfortunately, but I’m not complaining about 3 shatters. This is Pop.
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All three are awesomely patterned. Great examples. 
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Geez, what are the odds of that!?! Congrats on all three beautiful babies. Is Pop a potential “pop” or “mom?” 
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Ha! So far she’s female. I didn’t sex the first one out since they had a bit of an umbilical stump attached.
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If a girl will “pop” female, you may as well name her “pop!” Perfect name. She’s very cute. Congrats on the odds!
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My Lark babies are all doing fantastic, they’re all eating consistently with no tricks. I’m slow about getting photos, but here’s Newt, the normal stripe tessera.
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Congratulations on good eating habits! Newt is a looker Olivia! 
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Such a great pattern combo. Gorgeous guy.
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Jezzzzzz….such a good looking snake
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He’s gorgeous! Great photo, too! You say you’re slow about getting photos, but you surely make up for that with the quality of the ones you post. Hooray for babies who eat well!
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Ditto! Gotta make one of those light boxes!
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This fella is amazing.
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Oooh, I like Pop’s dark head, too! Do you think it will stay darker than the ground color on his body?
Make a fine caption for those shots, but in quotation marks and without the capitalization. 
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