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Saturday, May 08, 2004
Honeybun X 2
I got to candle Bunny's two eggs on Friday and was surprised to find that they both appear to be fertile. At one week, a fertile egg glows red as blood vessels spread throughout the egg. Wish we could take credit but they did it all themselves. This does not mean that they will hatch. If they do, it doesn't mean that Bunny will feed them. Stay tuned.
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