So my female ball python laid 11 eggs yesterday and they all look great with the possible exception of two that are quite different. The two are conjoined. I have never seen this in my limited breeding experience and haven't seen any pictures of it happening to anyone else either. The eggs are connected by about 1/2 an inch and are rounder than usual. Other than the bit that's conjoined being a little dark the eggs are typical color and texture. If I can figure out how to post my picture of it I will. Does anybody know what the chances are of one or both of these eggs surviving through incubation?