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no activation e-mail yet so - help laying eggs

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rasta_sheperd

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i ahve 2 corns, a green spotted sno and a carolina corn.
help moving eggs! i had no idea my snake was going to lay eggs! i thought they where both males so i haven't put in a nest box. she is laying them on the viv floor. i know it is not to safe to move them as the yolks may break? what shall i do?
help!
thanks russ
 

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http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4883&highlight=eggs+handling
The eggs can be taken as soon as you like. I wouldn't leave them in there for more than 24 hours. If they are stuck in a clump I just put them in a deep bowl of sphangum moss exactly how the clump looked when I found it. Sometimes you can get some loose to even the clump up a bit. But in this early stage I don't think the embryo inside has decided which way is up yet.
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