T.s.parietalis babies on the Ranch

[guidofatherof5]

I didn't expect to be caring for any parietalis babies this fall but it was a welcome surprize this morning. I had a female delivered(brown paper sack on the front steps) a month ago. I never thought her to be gravid. So much for what I know. Looks like 11 babies so far. No jellies or stillborns. I'll post a few photos later.
Today is a moving day for some of my radixes. They will be moving downstairs to make room in the nursery for some of the babies that have been born. So, it's back to work for me after I clean these babies up and give them a check over. I've never seen parietalis babies before. I love'em.

[Zephyr]

How adorable!
Congrats, Mr. New Dad. :P

[gregmonsta]

Congrats again Steve ... lovely.

[guidofatherof5]

Make that 12. Just got home to find a late delivery. This day just keeps getting better.

All seem very healthy and are larger than my radix babies. I guess that means they'll eat more

[ssssnakeluvr]

very nice!!! tons of babies....gonna need a ranch hand to help out???

[guidofatherof5]

very nice!!! tons of babies....gonna need a ranch hand to help out???

I've got 5 little ranch hands to help out. Whether they want to or not.

I have a simple motto here on the Ranch. You work, You eat.

[ssssnakeluvr]

maybe I should tell my ranch hands here that.... my 2nd oldest daughter doesn't much care for them.... the others help out a lot

[guidofatherof5]

maybe I should tell my ranch hands here that.... my 2nd oldest daughter doesn't much care for them.... the others help out a lot

The key to your statement was "oldest". My oldest is the least involved since she has so many other interests(sports,friends,sleep,nothing)

In a pinch, they all come and help.

[ssssnakeluvr]

I can't keep my oldest out of the critter room...she is the biggest help. she keeps a corn snake, rat, and gerbil in her room..plus she has a pair of beta fish and is trying to breed them.

[TwistidMutations]

Congrats steve. nice looking babies