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butter-eggs
- Thread starter camus
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Marcel Poots
Young, handsom member
Hi Martin,
Do you know how much she weighed before she bred to the male? I think my Bloodred is about the same size. Also a good feeder.
Do you know how much she weighed before she bred to the male? I think my Bloodred is about the same size. Also a good feeder.
Marcel Poots
Young, handsom member
My Pewter het female also preshed a little while ago. It was on March 31. So they willbe close 
Interresting.
Interresting.
@ dayne
yeah, they were all fertile
@ alex
she is round 80-85 cm, that should be 31-32 inch, if i´m right
(1 inch = 2,54cm)
something i want to add for common:
if you have a 1st time breeding girl always breed her with the guy you want (guess often also a 1st time breeder boy). i do that twice, and one week later, let the girl have fun with a tested male. unfertile eggs in a first time breeder girl (and in general) will maximize the risk for her.
rgds
camus
yeah, they were all fertile
@ alex
she is round 80-85 cm, that should be 31-32 inch, if i´m right
(1 inch = 2,54cm)
something i want to add for common:
if you have a 1st time breeding girl always breed her with the guy you want (guess often also a 1st time breeder boy). i do that twice, and one week later, let the girl have fun with a tested male. unfertile eggs in a first time breeder girl (and in general) will maximize the risk for her.
rgds
camus
Marcel Poots
Young, handsom member
A retained egg is 9 out of 10 times an unfertile egg. They seem to be harder to move for the snake.
yeah, like marcel said.
last year i had some troubles with a female bloodred, though i did as described above. all eggs infertile in the first and in the second clutch. i couldn´t see the infertile (small) egg stucking in her from the first clutch and in the second clutch she laid a stinking black rotten one. was a hard stuff, she nearly died and this year no eggs in her. seems that i´ve to give her away next year if ....
rgds
camus
last year i had some troubles with a female bloodred, though i did as described above. all eggs infertile in the first and in the second clutch. i couldn´t see the infertile (small) egg stucking in her from the first clutch and in the second clutch she laid a stinking black rotten one. was a hard stuff, she nearly died and this year no eggs in her. seems that i´ve to give her away next year if ....
rgds
camus