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Egg bound

I would just leave her alone. I know it is scary and you dont want to lose your snakes but Ive learned that the more you pick her up and bother her the more she is stressed out and the longer it takes to pass the eggs. Now if it has been Good Luck with her.

Also how does a baby hatch inside a female when it only has been a few weeks?
 
hi all just an update out off 16 good eggs i now have 10 beautifull babies, would have been more but some one at the shop where they were incubated had stupidly left lid off over night but i have still got 10 they were born of august and some are now on the second feed,,,,,only had to assist 2 in feeding ,,,i dont think that is bad....she self retained aswell and last week pushed out another 18 egg all dead mind and i dont think she has retained any. only new cos i fed her and 10 mins later there were this huge batch of eggs. note to dan dont handle too much offer smaller and often meals this will help push out when she feels she needs to poo x x
 
in relation to egg hatch inside...im not sure how it happened could have been cos she was being handle as normal someone may have broke it...remember we didnt know she was gravid we were told both were female.....the vet said it had been hatched a while it was dead inside and was not complete to to natural decomposion
 
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