baby red eye

[ReneeD]

First healthy baby red eye out of the water, thought I'd share a pic...

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/418good_red_eye_.jpg

[Jason Wakelin]

Congratulations Renee, good work!

[Buddha]

wow congrats

[AshleyL]

AWESOME!
how many are you expecting? (roughly) :)

[concept3]

Congrats!!!!!!! that is awsome!!

[clint545]

Very cool!

[ReneeD]

Thanks!

Not sure how many there will be yet, but I'll write an update once a few more make it out...

[DragnDrop]

Congrats :)
I remember how exciting it was when the baby reds started morphing. Once they get their green colour, they look like green gum blobs sticking to the glass. I had over 140 gum blobs - a tank with green measles.

Maybe you've already raised some before, but in case this is your first time, here's a tip. They are very inquisitive, and will explore everything over night. That means they'll find the slightest crack and tiniest hole to escape the tank. Make sure there's no way for them to get out anywhere. Any holes for cords etc should be plugged with a piece of sponge if there's any kind of gap. I found that out one morning when there were 30+ froggies on the wall. :)