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Jello Wigglers
I know its been seen/shown/sawn a hundred times...still crazy as all get out to me.
YouTube - DNA Jello Wigglers
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Re: Jello Wigglers
It never fails to fascinate me either, Patrick. Nice to hear what you sound like too!
I've always wished someone could safely put a tiny slit in an egg with a little tiny camera to watch the progress through the 52-60 days of going from a little worm to a fully formed ball python.
Last edited by rabernet; 07-19-2010 at 05:28 PM.
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Wait, what am I looking at?
Most questions are answered here.
GENERATION 25:
The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.
1.0 '10 cinnamon bp
1.0 Coluber constrictor constrictor
1.1 gargoyle geckos
0.2 normal bp
0.1 beautiful normal bp RIP
1.0 '04 het pied bp RIP
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Re: Jello Wigglers
 Originally Posted by stevepoppers
Wait, what am I looking at?
Mexican jumping bean
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Ok, a ball python egg. >.o
Is it the little bit of movement in the top right of the egg? I've never heard of this "Jello Wiggler". Just fetal movement?
Most questions are answered here.
GENERATION 25:
The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.
1.0 '10 cinnamon bp
1.0 Coluber constrictor constrictor
1.1 gargoyle geckos
0.2 normal bp
0.1 beautiful normal bp RIP
1.0 '04 het pied bp RIP
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Neato! I saw my first "jello wiggler" last week, and it was SOOO cool!! Yesterday (day 28 of incubation) I candled them again, and actually saw a real snake-shaped outline... swear I saw his/her little nose, poking against the side of the shell. It's really neat to watch them develop, isn't it?
Lolo's Collection... 
Ball Pythons: 0.4 Normals, 1.0 Pastel, 1.1 Mojaves, 1.0 Black Pastel, 2.0 Spiders, 0.1 Lesser, 1.0 Orange Ghost, 0.1 Honeybee
0.1 Spotted Python, 1.1 Stimson's Pythons, 1.0 Jungle Carpet Python
3.4 Corn Snakes, 1.1 Western Hognose Snakes, 1.2 cats, and 1.0 dog (47lb mutt)
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Originally Posted by stevepoppers
Ok, a ball python egg. >.o
Is it the little bit of movement in the top right of the egg? I've never heard of this "Jello Wiggler". Just fetal movement?
Watch the top of the first egg, and you'll see some definite wiggling! It is the little snake fetus, which moves around inside the egg as it develops... just like a human baby in the womb. Really neat to see in person, especially when you're a first-time breeder like myself. 
Lolo's Collection...
Ball Pythons: 0.4 Normals, 1.0 Pastel, 1.1 Mojaves, 1.0 Black Pastel, 2.0 Spiders, 0.1 Lesser, 1.0 Orange Ghost, 0.1 Honeybee
0.1 Spotted Python, 1.1 Stimson's Pythons, 1.0 Jungle Carpet Python
3.4 Corn Snakes, 1.1 Western Hognose Snakes, 1.2 cats, and 1.0 dog (47lb mutt)
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Looking good man 
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Ok I will add that I have never heard them called DNA Jello Wigglers....
I just saw a recipe for wigglers....then did this video...and well....put two and two together.
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Re: Jello Wigglers
Wow!
That is a lot of movement in that stage I think...I don't remember mine moving like that this early. Really cool, thanks for sharing!
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