not sure about these eggs?

[ericswan_1]

im not sure if these eggs are ok or not. the one labled stinks. this is her second clutch. and got her a couple weeks ago and the other day out of the blue she laid eggs. not sure if they will be ok or not never done this before. i'v candled them and all have veins and yokes. ( even the shriveled one). what do you all think about them. she still has 2 more in her now. she has laid over a 6 day period so far. didnt want her to lay again she pretty skinny from the first clutch.

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=108969&stc=1&d=1248123100

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=108970&stc=1&d=1248123100

Thanks

Eric

 

[VickyChaiTea]

I dunno, I've seen some horrific looking eggs hatch on this site. Just leave them alone, I guess.

 

[ericswan_1]

k thanks i was thinking that just let them go.

Thanks
Eric

 

[VickyChaiTea]

I think the shriveling is caused by too much humidity... or too little. D: I hope someone can come in and correct me on that.

 

[ericswan_1]

that makes sence. we left town and came back the next day and there was 2 eggs in her viv and im guessing that was the oldest one.

thanks
Eric

 

[ericswan_1]

will it be ok?

 

[richm2778]

For some reason, all of my snake eggs stink this clutch. I am grossed out by the stench, but they are veined and healthy just like yours. I think this may be one of thee downsides that we just deal with. Good luck!

 

[Buzzard]

They look deydrated. I would bury them about 1/2 to 3/4 in the substrate, leaving the tops exposed (air exchange) and be careful you dont turn them. Up the humidity and dampen the paper towel(get it wet and ring it out well). A week or so of that you should see some improvements to the dehydrated ones unless they are too far gone.

I dont know what the smell is. I havent encountered that one. If it looks good keep it as Vickichiatea mentioned worse eggs have hatched.