Het candy x albino

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Originally Posted by jben

No worries, happens to all of us

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Either way neat clutch, and the lighter ones are pretty awesome in my opinion as well.

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Originally Posted by Asherah

Either way neat clutch, and the lighter ones are pretty awesome in my opinion as well.

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Thanks. I wish the lighter one was a female but I might keep him, I like him a lot

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Originally Posted by jben

Thanks. I wish the lighter one was a female but I might keep him, I like him a lot

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If it was female I'd keep it. Male would be a bit iffy since you have a visual.

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Originally Posted by Asherah

If it was female I'd keep if. Male would be a bit iffy since you have a visual.

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Yeah I know but I think he's just cool looking. I'll hold on to him and see how he mature

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Originally Posted by jben

Yeah I know but I think he's just cool looking. I'll hold on to him and see how he mature

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I do too. I'll be following for updates!

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Originally Posted by Asherah

I do too. I'll be following for updates!

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Terrific quad clutch! Beautiful and healthy hatchlings. :gj: They look like they absorbed all that yolk and some. Haha..

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Terrific quad clutch! Beautiful and healthy hatchlings. :gj: They look like they absorbed all that yolk and some. Haha..

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Thank you, I've cut all my clutches but these puppies hatched on their own and I'll continue to do it like that ...

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Originally Posted by jben

Thank you, I've cut all my clutches but these puppies hatched on their own and I'll continue to do it like that ...

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Does that mean you didn't cut the eggs? This is probably the part about breeding that freaks me out the most - I can't see myself cutting open eggs with tiny baby sneks inside still trying to soak up all their yolk like french toast. D: What's the reason so many people do this, rather than letting the babies hatch when they're good and ready?

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Originally Posted by Aercadia

Does that mean you didn't cut the eggs? This is probably the part about breeding that freaks me out the most - I can't see myself cutting open eggs with tiny baby sneks inside still trying to soak up all their yolk like french toast. D: What's the reason so many people do this, rather than letting the babies hatch when they're good and ready?

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I did not cut this clutch. I've not lost a snake yet by cutting. I usually cut between days 52 & 55 without issues, they still come out on their own. I do it for two reasons, excited to see if I got lucky and just in case they can't cut the egg