sierraherps
Sean, Mary Ann & the kids
I have a Charcoal that was given to me as a "male" that would not eat. I got it home, thawed a pink, tossed it in the little guy's cup and presto he ate. I offered to bring the animal back to the owner because obviously it ate just fine but he didn't want it. So 3 years later having never bother to sex it because I wasn't using it in any breeding projects she lays eggs. Eleven large infertile eggs. Man I was bent! All that wasted effort on her part. Given her determination to reproduce I'll breed her this year. I've also had females produce fertile eggs having not been bred since a fall hook-up. That's easily 8 month old sperm! Like I said before, they don't all follow the rules.
Terri
OMG!! SO you are saying... female snakes are like birds?? I raised birds for years and the females of many species will lay eggs having NEVER been with a male... So, if that is true, and IF Whyte IS female... And we know at least 4 - 5 yrs old... Wouldn't she have laid blank clutches before now? Or is it just the stimulation of smelling other snakes in the air that may have gotten her going? Well.............. Sounds like I better give her and our ONLY male more time together??? Just to make sure? I mean seriously... OVER 1/3 more like her BOTTOM HALF is HUGE!!! Do blank eggs get that big? And when does it become a bad IDEA for them to be togeather, as far as... Will she lay with him there? Will he eat the eggs if we dont catch him in time? ......
...................sigh! :awcrap:
Now I am back to "What do I do now?!?!" lmao!!!
So I repeat (with a smile) AAAHHHHRRRRGGG!!!! lol
......and help?