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Peek at the first redfactor clutch

I am so far calling this one a fire, doesn't look like one until you see the clear belly. Last year I thought I had one and after shed you could see belly checks so will wait until shed to say for sure.
 

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First of all, excellent photo!

Secondly, it's really cool you've got so many pipping at the same time, I bred my first ever clutch this year. I have 22 eggs and only 1 or 2 have been pipping a day so it has taken just over a week since the first one hatched and I still have 5 to go.

Anyway, good luck!
 
crotalis40741 said:
Yes it should be lol and I would like to say a special thank you to Nanci for sending the female here to live with me. Oh Ochre says thank you also lol
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You're welcome, Bob! It's sooooo hard to let adults go. I knew she would have a good home with you.
 
Gripz said:
First of all, excellent photo!

Secondly, it's really cool you've got so many pipping at the same time, I bred my first ever clutch this year. I have 22 eggs and only 1 or 2 have been pipping a day so it has taken just over a week since the first one hatched and I still have 5 to go.

Anyway, good luck!
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My last three finally came out of the eggs last night late. They all now how to drive you nuts waiting on them. lol
 
I know how you feel crotalis. I keep checking, I finally thought I could predict how long they stay leaving there heads out for, it was around 12 hours and then one came out after about 3 or 4. They like being unpredicatable.
 
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