The Italian Testudo hermanni hermanni eggs from 9/23 have begun to hatch, here is the first one that is out of the egg. I purposely incubated this clutch of eggs at a temperature that stayed between 88 and 91 degrees to produce females and this first individual has perfect scutes. The others should be out of their eggs soon.


Here she is:




Here are some of the others that hatched a few months ago for color comparison:

those are some incredible photos!
congratulations!

That is amazing. Congrats!!

ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ohh those babies are soo cute. Congrats on the the newbies outa the egg.
Shes all folded up...how long before she straightens out.
Great pics nice and clear

Congrats Chris! Those are some amazing little babies.

Thank you
She's already starting to straigten out but it could take weeks as in some hatchlings.

AWWWWW those are so tiny and cute!!! Are you selling them or just growing your own little troop of torts? lol CONGRATS on the hatchlings! They look perfect!

they are just beautiful, what a wonderful happening to be able to watch them hatch. Congratulations.
Do they all have the yolk sack area or belly button? Or are some already sealed? How long does it take for them to seal?
Again Congrats

I have goosebumps! Fantastic pictures, beautiful clutch.

I wish you the best of health with them

Happy birthday!