🥚Gecko eggs carry on the legacy of Fuji, a beloved pet.
🐣Two geckos, named PP and Poo Poo, have already hatched successfully.
🔪In some cases, the eggs need to be cut to assist hatching.
🍼The hatchlings are carefully monitored and provided with the best care.
🌿The hatchlings will eventually be raised in a bioactive habitat.
How are hatchlings named?
—The hatchlings are given unique names by their owner.
Will all the hatchlings be kept?
—No, the owner will eventually sell some of the hatchlings.
What is a bioactive habitat?
—A bioactive habitat is an enclosure that mimics the natural environment and includes live plants and microfauna.
How long does the hatching process take?
—The hatching process can take several hours or up to a day.
Can I purchase a hatchling?
—Yes, patrons have early access to purchase hatchlings.
00:00Introduction: The video begins by discussing the significance of gecko eggs and the legacy of a beloved pet named Fuji.
00:30Hatching Process: The narrator describes the process of incubating and hatching gecko eggs, including the use of temperature and humidity control.
02:00Hatching PP and Poo Poo: Two geckos named PP and Poo Poo have already hatched successfully.
03:30Assisted Hatching: In some cases, the eggs need to be cut to assist the hatchlings in coming out.
04:30Care and Monitoring: The hatchlings are carefully monitored and provided with proper care to ensure their survival.
05:30Future Plans: The narrator discusses their plans to raise the hatchlings in a bioactive habitat, mimicking their natural environment.
06:30Naming the Hatchlings: The narrator asks for help in naming the new hatchlings.
07:00Selling Hatchlings: Some of the hatchlings will be sold to responsible owners.
