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Fortunately for me (and two dozen 2013 customers), I had overlooked a clutch of 20+ eggs from a pair of Banded Fluorescent corns (part of which is shown above-right). They shed yesterDAY, so I will be offering them their first meals toDAY. 5-7 DAYs later, I’ll offer a second unaltered frozen/thawed pinky mouse to each of them, and after four DAYs of digesting, I will begin setting up shipping schedules for them. Here-to-fore, I thought I had only seven eggs hatching this early – from a different pair of Banded Fluorescents, but this clutch completely surprised me (too many eggs incubating). They look like a GREAT lot, as this picture shows all of them in the middle of their first shed. Historically speaking, 98% of this brood will never refuse a meal – from week one. Like their parents (mother, left-hand image), these will mature to have clean and saturated triads with crisp-white band margins. HOW MANY HATCHLINGS ARE IN THE PHOTO ON THE RIGHT?? Ctrl key along with the + key will enlarge the page.