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My 200th Post!!
- Thread starter Neil
- Start date
CornCrazy
What's one more???
I don't know if my vote really counts...
This is my first year having eggs, and the breeding wasn't intentional (at least on my part). My daughter put the snakes together while I wasn't home and the male bred both females. My eggs haven't hatched, yet. But out of 27 total eggs, two have already died. Oh yeah...one of the females is about to double clutch!!!
This is my first year having eggs, and the breeding wasn't intentional (at least on my part). My daughter put the snakes together while I wasn't home and the male bred both females. My eggs haven't hatched, yet. But out of 27 total eggs, two have already died. Oh yeah...one of the females is about to double clutch!!!
My two adult females have double-clutched this year and produced 90 eggs between them.
Of the first two clutches (total 52 eggs) one was infertile and obviously so from the day it was laid. I had 100% successful hatching from the remaining 51 eggs, although a hard core of 6 hatchlings are currently refusing to feed, with some not due to start feeding for a few days (awaiting first sheds).
The next two clutches are due to hatch late September. Of these 38 eggs, 3 appear to be obviously non-viable but I'm hopeful of another 100% hatch rate from the remaining 35.
Cheers
Kel
Of the first two clutches (total 52 eggs) one was infertile and obviously so from the day it was laid. I had 100% successful hatching from the remaining 51 eggs, although a hard core of 6 hatchlings are currently refusing to feed, with some not due to start feeding for a few days (awaiting first sheds).
The next two clutches are due to hatch late September. Of these 38 eggs, 3 appear to be obviously non-viable but I'm hopeful of another 100% hatch rate from the remaining 35.
Cheers
Kel