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Breeding/Egg Production & Care Any topics concerning breeding of the cornsnake, brumation, egg laying, or issues concerning problems in any step along the way. |
Early introductions
05-24-2010, 08:38 AM
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The buldge and leaking thing are wierd. I will deff be following up on this!
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05-26-2010, 03:15 PM
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Update on Kate's clutch. The diatomaceous earth has killed all the flies, I managed to carefully peel away the remains of the egg that leaked, and 'bulgy' isn't leaking.
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06-09-2010, 03:34 AM
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We've had freakishly hot weather (probably this is the whole of the English 'summer' over 4 days!) but thanks to the new incubator, stable temperatures!
The 'bulgy' egg hasn't leaked or changed at all.
3 of Pearl's eggs look a bit funky, she's taking a long time to recover from laying so I'm wondering if she's actually a few years older than originally thought, if her clutch isn't successful I'll think about retiring her from breeding.
And weirdly, Belle still hasn't laid and is going into shed. She's in rude health, I can distinctly feel at least 8 bumps in her, so I'm wondering if she retained sperm and ovulated and fertilised the eggs later after being separated into her tub
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06-12-2010, 02:55 AM
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Hey Girl! I love your threads they are so informative! What day are your clutches at so I can keep track. We have a UhOh! clutch. 7 eggs @ 14d, 6 candling veins 1 not. You know me I'm a buyer not a breeder. Poor hubby is gonna FREAK OUT w/ all these snakes!!! LOL!
Anyway just chkin in on you guys!
Congrats!
LoveYa MissYaMomma!!
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06-12-2010, 03:01 AM
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Does rude health mean good health or bad health? Hope she's ok!
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06-12-2010, 05:47 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by desertanimal
Does rude health mean good health or bad health? Hope she's ok!
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It's all good, she's gone blue and laid up in her laybox, so maybe this is her prelay shed from a delayed fertilization Of course I'm worried because she's the keeper from my first ever breeding and not following the conventions, but she's a big healthy girl so I'm leaving her to do her own thing.
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06-12-2010, 09:59 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by diamondlil
We've had freakishly hot weather (probably this is the whole of the English 'summer' over 4 days!) but thanks to the new incubator, stable temperatures!
The 'bulgy' egg hasn't leaked or changed at all.
3 of Pearl's eggs look a bit funky, she's taking a long time to recover from laying so I'm wondering if she's actually a few years older than originally thought, if her clutch isn't successful I'll think about retiring her from breeding.
And weirdly, Belle still hasn't laid and is going into shed. She's in rude health, I can distinctly feel at least 8 bumps in her, so I'm wondering if she retained sperm and ovulated and fertilised the eggs later after being separated into her tub
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For some reason, several of my girls are taking exceptionally long to lay eggs this year. I have one girl that shed twice before laying but after the second shed she still took 17-18 days. It has to be some thing to do with weather or the stars or some thing. LOL
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06-12-2010, 01:14 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bekers71
For some reason, several of my girls are taking exceptionally long to lay eggs this year. I have one girl that shed twice before laying but after the second shed she still took 17-18 days. It has to be some thing to do with weather or the stars or some thing. LOL
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Ah, that's interesting, so I'll still be hopeful that this is Belle's prelay shed!
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06-13-2010, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by CALIVIK
Hey Girl! I love your threads they are so informative! What day are your clutches at so I can keep track. We have a UhOh! clutch. 7 eggs @ 14d, 6 candling veins 1 not. You know me I'm a buyer not a breeder. Poor hubby is gonna FREAK OUT w/ all these snakes!!! LOL!
Anyway just chkin in on you guys!
Congrats!
LoveYa MissYaMomma!!
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Seeing as the girls spread out their laying, the clutches should be hatching over the next few weeks.
The clutches today are at; Sundance, day 50 Annie, day 38 Kate, day 33
Pearl, day 31, Polly, day 23. Belle has cleared and is hopefully about to have her prelay shed.
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06-13-2010, 07:53 PM
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Thanks Janine they are spread out. How exciting!
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