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First clutch hatching now ....
- Thread starter toyah
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Rich in KY
Fortunate Fool
WOW! Beautiful baby! I expect more pics when the rest of the babies hatch!
Corny Noob
Proud Momma
Geez how did that snake manage to fit in an egg 
Tula_Montage
It's Jager time!
Congrats Toyah! Yer very first clutch must be sooo exciting, I can't wait for mine!
Lets hope you get a wee amel or two in there too, that would be awesome!
Lets hope you get a wee amel or two in there too, that would be awesome!
Pet Corn Snake
New member
Awesome! cant wait to see more pictures
Candy_Cane1
New member
Preaty little baby!
Cant wait to see the rest. =)
Cant wait to see the rest. =)
toyah
Snakes in designer genes
Well, total count is ten ... almost eleven.
Nine normals (I won't bore you with pictures of each of them, but here's a couple)
They all hatched about the same time, but today we had one final hatchling - a motley. Unfortunately it doesn't appear well, but we will see how it does
I slit the last egg, which showed a dead in shell hatchling that looked to have died a wee while back. Interestingly, it had the domed head that has been mentioned a few times on here, so I took a wee picture to document it.
So - it appears my motley girl doesn't carry amel or anery, but my opal het anery male is apparently also het motley...
Nine normals (I won't bore you with pictures of each of them, but here's a couple)
They all hatched about the same time, but today we had one final hatchling - a motley. Unfortunately it doesn't appear well, but we will see how it does
I slit the last egg, which showed a dead in shell hatchling that looked to have died a wee while back. Interestingly, it had the domed head that has been mentioned a few times on here, so I took a wee picture to document it.
So - it appears my motley girl doesn't carry amel or anery, but my opal het anery male is apparently also het motley...
Mrs InsaneOne
I See Snakes...
Congrats on the clutch, those sure are some nice plump hatchlings! That's cool that the male had such a neat unknown het in there, hope the motley does well for you.
The DIE dome head looks kind of extreme from the angle in the pic. That's the only part of breeding that makes me feel sad.
Jenn
The DIE dome head looks kind of extreme from the angle in the pic. That's the only part of breeding that makes me feel sad.
Jenn
Rich in KY
Fortunate Fool
Congrats on all the babies you have that are doing well!
lenalenalena
New member
congrats! what a beautiful little baby! and huuge too, hehe!
lenalenalena
New member
Ohh, my bad
I didnt see the rest of the pictures,
What Cuties!
I didnt see the rest of the pictures,
What Cuties!
toyah
Snakes in designer genes
Unfortunately the little kinked motley hasn't eaten anything, though she managed to shed unaided. We will keep trying for a little while with her ...
The rest are all eating anything you give them, and looking great.
One of the girls
My favourite girl (I love her pattern)
The brightest boy
The rest are all eating anything you give them, and looking great.
One of the girls
My favourite girl (I love her pattern)
The brightest boy
