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Photo #508 Some leftover dyed crackle quartz that took longer to finish than my original batch (Photo #235). It seems that there were more...

Photo #507 Ball python is a: 50% Het for Tri-Stripe (unlikely) 100% Het for VPI Axanthic 100% Het for Orange Ghost As I mentioned previously:...

The 'FedEx v UPS' debate does seem to vary quite a bit based on location. Where I am, FedEx is -- in my opinion and experience -- the better and it...

Not about shipping animals of any kind, but my own personal experience with package deliveries is that FEDEX is by far the worst, at least in my...

Photo #506 Turritella agate (from Wyoming, USA) with a Spider/Het for Gravel or Yellowbelly. Fun fact: The genus of the freshwater snail fossils...

Love the snakes and stones theme! Also, I do hope that this thread will eventually receive the well-deserved 4.5 MILLION views that part one...

Yes, and another reason to ship to a Ship Center is that a slight delay doesn't turn into a 24 hour delay if the package arrives at the destination...

That's exactly what I do! I pack snakes extremely well and only ship to FedEx shipping center. I don't want them to bounce around in the truck all...

That's terrible. I can't imagine the loss of all those animals.

I do not buy insurance when I ship reptiles. I've done the math, and it isn't worth it (no basic insurance is, overall). If a person loses enough...

Thread continued in Snakes and Stones Part 2. Located here: https://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?273151-Snakes-and-Stones-Pr-2 :)

I'd say that's a WOW litter!!!!! Congrats, you better stock up on some pinkies, you're going to need a bunch, lol!!!! NCH

I recently read his More Complete Boa Constrictor. That guy sure loves boas. This is an absolute gut punch.

Oh, that's beyond horrible. :tears:

Lord Sorril, thank you for your response. I’m using a DIY incubator made from a wine fridge, with a heating foil and a Danitech thermostat – which I...

I just saw this as well. Utterly tragic.

It sucks to have a problem clutch because you only get one chance/year/female. What were you using for a heating element and thermostat? How were...

Thank you, bcr229, for your response. The hatchlings stayed in the eggs for another 3–4 days. There was no tangled umbilical cord. Two of the...

31.9*C is about 89.5*F so your temp would have been fine. Did the neonates come out on their own quickly, or did they stay in the eggs while they...