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Harvesting eggs...

El Jefe

El Jefe

Mark 16:18
Egg-laying is in full swing. Here is a couple shots of one of the 'harvesting' days. The animals represented are:

amel het lavender, anery, amel, patternless/stripe
miami
amel blood
normal (of some genetic makeup...cage labels would tell more. Sorry I can't tell based on sight...I only have something like 50 normals :eek:)

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Stunning Miami.

Do you go through all the egg boxes every day during laying season? Or do you know approx. who is due when and just check when eggs are due?
 
I gotta second that...WOW! Gorgeous miami. Every time I see want it makes me want a pair. Then I see an Abbotts and I think, hmm maybe those instead.

Best of luck with the eggies.
 
Very Nice Jeff... I was wondering? Do you keep lids on your egg boxes? I always seem to lose my lids with the holes in them. :shrugs: I then have a excess of boxes with no lids.
 
Jeff Linkchorst said:
Very Nice Jeff... I was wondering? Do you keep lids on your egg boxes? I always seem to lose my lids with the holes in them. :shrugs: I then have a excess of boxes with no lids.
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Yep...unless the snake is a very big one and can't get in the box with a lid. I just store all egg boxes and lids together when the season is over so I can keep track of everything.
 
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