This is a coral bandage shark. It's time to hatch the shark egg. You can tell due to the the cut in the egg. I didn't cut that. It happens automatically. There's cuts around the egg you can see or or slices or whatever you want to say. So it's time to hatch the shark. Sometimes they don't hatch on their own. They end up suffocating because they can't get their body out of the egg because it's so hard. It's like a piece of beef jerky. So here we go. We're gonna take where the slit is. I'm going to start pulling it apart. And there's your shark. You don't have to be so gentle but you know don't be harsh on the egg. He's been in here a lot. It's time for him to get out. Usually they come out pretty easy. This one's gonna give me a hard time. Be careful not to smash him. He's a newborn just like a baby. And my guy just push him out. I'm trying. Last time was easier. He is stuck in there. Get. Alright I'm gonna pull him out. Let's see if he's good to go. Oh yeah. And there's a happy shark. They don't know how to walk. I mean they don't know how to swim. You can tell that it's placenta is totally gone as far as I can tell. It's color is beautiful. Now tell you at your shark.