Miracle rainbow boa litter

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Originally Posted by tenaciousy

I know your thread is old but thought I would share. I have a ball python that just laid eggs 4 slugs and one that looks viable. She has never been with a male I have had her 15 years and she was a baby when I got her. Did you leave the slugs in until the babies hatched or should I get rid of them? I am hopeful that I have a miracle baby :)

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Boas give birth to live young. If the ends don't look like they are alive then most likely they probably aren't.

Here's another update. Just took a few pics of the bigger baby comparing her to a paper towel roll, and a few of mom. (gloves are on because thats the only way she won't try to take my face off) :-)
http://img.tapatalk.com/ad512eb4-4af1-ccc6.jpg
http://img.tapatalk.com/ad512eb4-4aff-4072.jpg
And mommy!
http://img.tapatalk.com/ad512eb4-4b24-396f.jpg
(always had the scar on the side of her face)
http://img.tapatalk.com/ad512eb4-4b34-d5c3.jpg

Sorry it's been so long. But I have a real bad update. We have lost Skull. The smaller baby. She just wouldn't eat and I tried everything and sadly we lost her. Sad day for me and the wife.

Awwww that really sucks!!! I'm sorry :(

That's too bad, I'm sorry. :(

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Thanks guys. I just noticed. Mistake. It wasn't skull that passed it was Tails. I don't know why I typed skull. Sad day either way. I hate to say it was expected but she just refused to eat and we figured she would have an issue somewhere down the road.

That's too bad. You have it everything and then some, at least it's over now.

Before she passed, did you get confirmation of parthenogenesis?


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