so... pics were requested

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Originally Posted by mcavana

Are you kidding me??? are you keeping track of temps with that thermometer???

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i see that reading comprehension isn't one of your talents.

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Originally Posted by kitsunex

i see that reading comprehension isn't one of your talents.

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Wow already taking shots at people??? Youve only been here for two days buddy!!!


People here are just going to be shocked that the eggs are like that only 1 month in.

No need to be rude, and disrespectful, IT WILL GET YOU NOWHERE!!!!!

:weirdface The eggs should be be in a separate egg box with damp substrate (vermiculite, perlite or hatchrite) or water and an egg crate to hold them out of the water (non substrate method). Those eggs look severely dehydrated and if the babies inside are still alive they may not be for long.

GL

What he and everyone else is trying to tell you is that most people use a digital device to carefully track temps and humidity during the incubation process and that for only one month in, those eggs don't look good. We're just trying to prepare you for a poor outcome unless those eggs are tended to more carefully. You may end up with dead hatchlings, deformed hatchlings...really all sorts of things can happen.

If your breeder friend is struggling with incubation, please encourage them to come here and we'll do what we can to help.

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Originally Posted by Tosha_Mc

:weirdface The eggs should be be in a separate egg box with damp substrate (vermiculite, perlite or hatchrite) or water and an egg crate to hold them out of the water (non substrate method). Those eggs look severely dehydrated and if the babies inside are still alive they may not be for long.

GL

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Tosha is so right!!! If using a hovabator you need to use substratless method with A LOT of water in your mixture. Those eggs are not going to make it -- if they are not already too far gone. I would try and seal box with Press and Seal. Good Luck.:)

I love the Daddy! :D

But again, as everyone else said, tell your friend that he should boost the humidity up a little bit.

You guys, he's only been here a day, has never had a snake before, and these eggs aren't even his, stop yelling at him.

But back to the OP, I really hope you get a cute little baby and I hope to be flooding with pictures! Waiting for the snake is just part of the fun!

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Originally Posted by gothkenny

I love the Daddy! :D

But again, as everyone else said, tell your friend that he should boost the humidity up a little bit.

You guys, he's only been here a day, has never had a snake before, and these eggs aren't even his, stop yelling at him.

But back to the OP, I really hope you get a cute little baby and I hope to be flooding with pictures! Waiting for the snake is just part of the fun!

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Thank you I was thinking the same thing. READ before you post guys your going to scare him away! They are not his eggs... well one of them is his but not yet it hasn't hatched. I'm sorry to say but they look really far gone.... I really hope your friends catch this in time. If worst comes to worst I'm sorry and I'm sure you will be able to find a better breeder on B-P.Net. Good luck:gj: