eggs - Page 8

cat001 · #71 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by leanne

the one i have highlighted this one keep changing its shape it is wider than all of the others but it is still healthy
is this normal?????

No worries, some eggs are just different sizes. When you say it keeps changing shape it's probably because it's more exposed to the elements than the others, I noticed the others are more burried. It's probably slightly over swelled but nothing to worry about!

Mine usually hatch in 60 - 70 days, I love baby snakies!

Oh, before i forget to mention, those 2 bad eggs i read about were most likely infertile!

When they hatch pictures are a MUST!

leanne · #72 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by cat001

No worries, some eggs are just different sizes. When you say it keeps changing shape it's probably because it's more exposed to the elements than the others, I noticed the others are more burried. It's probably slightly over swelled but nothing to worry about!

Mine usually hatch in 60 - 70 days, I love baby snakies!

Oh, before i forget to mention, those 2 bad eggs i read about were most likely infertile!

When they hatch pictures are a MUST!

thanks for that,
does it really matter if the eggs are buried?? we still do check on them and they are all healthy, and that wierd looking egg is nothing to worry about then

thanks cat001

i defo will be putting loads of pics up when they hatch and you best do

cat001 · #73 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by leanne

thanks for that,
does it really matter if the eggs are buried?? we still do check on them and they are all healthy, and that wierd looking egg is nothing to worry about then

thanks cat001

i defo will be putting loads of pics up when they hatch and you best do

I sure will!

It doesn't really matter, as long as it's exposed to the right temps and humidity it'll do fine. It seems to be doing very well with out being burried anyway, it should have no trouble hatching!

Wanna see my eggies!

My snake JD laying her eggs

#74 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by cat001

I sure will!

It doesn't really matter, as long as it's exposed to the right temps and humidity it'll do fine. It seems to be doing very well with out being burried anyway, it should have no trouble hatching!

Wanna see my eggies!

My snake JD laying her eggs

wow more eggyssss

this thread is getting very exciting

are ur eggs in a viv or incubater cat001????

someone previously said eggs do better in incubaters???wats ur views???

leanne · #75 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by cat001

I sure will!

It doesn't really matter, as long as it's exposed to the right temps and humidity it'll do fine. It seems to be doing very well with out being burried anyway, it should have no trouble hatching!

Wanna see my eggies!

My snake JD laying her eggs

thanks

bet u cant wait for yours to hatch

when are they due to hatch

ur eggs r looking really good

means that all these peeps interested have to keep up with us both now lol

#76 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by leanne

thanks

bet u cant wait for yours to hatch

when are they due to hatch

ur eggs r looking really good

means that all these peeps interested have to keep up with us both now lol

to rite where interested haha, ive followed this thread for ages

and am looking very forward to seeing these babys pickys

now theres more

leanne · #77 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Eolabeo

to rite where interested haha, ive followed this thread for ages

and am looking very forward to seeing these babys pickys

now theres more

dont worry i will defo keep u lot informed n im sure cat001 will two

i am counting down the days now
but if they dont come on the due date and come later then i might not be hear as i am doing a sponsored walk up mount snowdon

cat001 · #78 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Eolabeo

wow more eggyssss

this thread is getting very exciting

are ur eggs in a viv or incubater cat001????

someone previously said eggs do better in incubaters???wats ur views???

I haven't yet got myself an incubator and do very well without one. I just put my eggs in a plastic container with ventilation holes filled with vermiculite and place them in the airing cupboard, the warmest room in the house! I keep an eye on the temps and adjust the humidity twice a day, as long as the conditions are fine it doesn't really matter where you incubate them

Though saying that i want to invest in an incubator for the next lot.

leanne · #79 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by cat001

I haven't yet got myself an incubator and do very well without one. I just put my eggs in a plastic container with ventilation holes filled with vermiculite and place them in the airing cupboard, the warmest room in the house! I keep an eye on the temps and adjust the humidity twice a day, as long as the conditions are fine it doesn't really matter where you incubate them

Though saying that i want to invest in an incubator for the next lot.

thats exactly what we do but keep them in a viv like u do we check the temp and humidity so at least we know we both are doing something right LOL

cat001 · #80 (**permalink**) 31-05-2008, 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by leanne

thanks

bet u cant wait for yours to hatch

when are they due to hatch

ur eggs r looking really good

means that all these peeps interested have to keep up with us both now lol

Haha lol, I wonder how much of an audiance we can get

They're due sometime round the 22nd of June

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