Okay guys, today I'm gonna show you something really awesome. Now I know I've showed you guys
in the past what bearded dragons look like, what the bearded dragon eggs look like when they're
fertilized, but I think I've only shown you them like right after they've been
laid, where you can see the embryo implanted, but I don't think we've looked at eggs that
have developed almost to the point of hatching. I want to show you these real quick, because these
are only maybe a week or so from hatching and you can actually see the babies inside, and you
can kind of see them floating. I'm going to show you that today. All right, it's gonna be
really cool. First I gotta get out my flashlight. The flashlight on your phone actually works
perfect for these since it's pretty small. Okay, this is gonna be really cool.
Okay, you see that shadow? That's the baby. See how it's, it's kinda changing as I show this. You can see those blood
vessels, and the baby's actually sitting on the bottom, can see that shadow on the bottom.
Try and turn it around, maybe we can see it better.
Yep, the baby's on this side of the egg. You can see that. Then let's see if I can see. This one's really
full. You can see the baby, he's kinda on the top.
Ooh, this one you can see the tail, I think. Let's see.
See that? I think that's the tail. That's pretty awesome. Yep, we can see the tail all curled up
in there. His head would be up here.
And this is the mama of those eggs. Just wanted to give you,
show you guys who the mama is, and hopefully we'll get some babies that look like her. She's a really
high red color. She's sleeping right now. Oh, she woke up. Sorry girl, we'll let you go back to
sleep, you're tired. But yeah, these have been incubating since the 30th of June and we're
into August now, so maybe in about a week or a week and a half these might start hatching.
They've each got a baby in there, that one's on the bottom. Just kind of laying along the
bottom there. That's so cool. You can notice that the amount of blood vessels, there's blood vessels in
there, but they've started, it's not as prominent, and that happens as it develops.
I think that's a leg or something over there. That's cool. Oh, we got baby right up close here. This baby's
laying on this side, you can see the transparent where the light's passing through, that's, uh, that's
egg space and then dark spot is the baby. I think that's his belly. Oh, he kind of moved, kind of
moved. Like they're suspended in that, they're suspended in that egg, so. It's gonna move a
little bit. So yeah, we won't keep them out too long. It's just kind of cool to see them like,
actually almost all the way fully developed, uh, full babies, so. Yeah, they're doing really good.
Developing as they should be. And it looks like all the eggs are fertile, and that one's sitting
along the top, position it's tail or whatever's along the top, so. Yeah, it's just really cool to
see like what the difference is when they're freshly hatched, they have that little ring
for the embryo, and then now they're only a week away from hatching there's a, there's
almost all baby in there, so. So I hope you guys have kind of enjoyed that little look at what
the eggs look like inside when the babies are almost ready to hatch, and we'll see y'all later.