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First '03 clutch (pic)

Serpwidgets

Serpwidgets

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18 eggs, no slugs. She's het for anery (not het amel) and bred to a male het for amel, anery, hypo, and motley.
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I hope to find out if she's het hypo or motley. :)
 
Congrats

She's a pretty girl. I hope they all hatch.

My Aztec is laying her first ever clutch right now. I'm so excited!!
 
:D congrats on your first of the year,
hopefully motley as thats my fav,
only just seen my motley's mating so the wait begins,
 
Congratulations! May they be the first of many.

What substrate are you using in your laying tub?
How moist do you find it is best to keep it?
How big a tub do you use for laying tubs or does that depend on the size of the layer?
Thanks, Skye
 
Congrats!!!!!

I hope that all the eggs from this clutch will start poping out with new hatchlings very soon!!!!

Good luck!!!!!!

Keep us updated with what new things pops out from all your clutches!!!

My snakes started to breed too.....so hopefully in a month or two time I'll have eggs and soon hatchlings too~~~
 
Skye said:
What substrate are you using in your laying tub?
How moist do you find it is best to keep it?
How big a tub do you use for laying tubs or does that depend on the size of the layer?
Thanks, Skye
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I'm using sphagnum peat moss. The stuff I have this year is shredded, and thus rather dense, so it has a lot less airspace than the moss I've used before.

This stuff is like vermiculite... I keep it just wet enough that I can't squeeze any water out of it. I've also used vermic before, but decided to go without this year because it leaves stains on the mother when she crawls around in it. Looks like someone drew over her eyecaps with a pencil.

I use tupperware-type containers, which are about 12 inches squared and about 4 inches high. For the bigger females I just don't fill it up as much. The rule of thumb I use is that the empty space should equal about the amount of space the mother will take up when she's inside. :)
 
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