OMG It Happened!!

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Originally Posted by Animals As Leaders

To candle them just use a led flashlight and shine it in the egg. There should be blood vessels inside, and should be a pinkish red color. If its yellow inside and only yellow its most likely a dud. Although some appear that way at first and begin to grow the blood vessels a couple of days later. Turn the lights off when doing so, easier to see.

Btw, those are some big eggs congrats, and I hope you get a bee or 2 or 3 lol

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I think I am going to wait a few days. When I air out the container, I'll do it then. Hopefully I'll see veins.

Can anyone share things I should be doing over the next 60 days? The sticky thread said to open the egg container every 3-5 days so that the eggs do suffocate. Any other tips? Like what I should do at day 20, 30, 40 etc, etc. Thanks.

Just bumping to get tips for the question asked above. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by CeeJay

Just bumping to get tips for the question asked above. Thanks.

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Theres a DVD that The Snake Keeper did on breeding it's awesome you should probably start there covers everything including force feeding hatchlings.

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Originally Posted by CeeJay

Can anyone share things I should be doing over the next 60 days? The sticky thread said to open the egg container every 3-5 days so that the eggs do suffocate. Any other tips? Like what I should do at day 20, 30, 40 etc, etc. Thanks.

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I removed my press and seal after day 50 and also started opening up the egg tub every day after day 50 for about 20 seconds for air exchange. Other than that I don't know of anything that should change as time goes on.

I check on them once a day starting at like day 54.

Good Luck

All good stuff. Thanks.

I just checked on the eggs for the first time since Monday. There was condensation on the press n seal. Is this normal? I quickly changed it out because I didn't want the water to drip on the eggs. I placed a paper towel sheet under the press n seal like the sticky tub suggested. Please advise if this is ok. thanks.

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Originally Posted by CeeJay

I just checked on the eggs for the first time since Monday. There was condensation on the press n seal. Is this normal? I quickly changed it out because I didn't want the water to drip on the eggs.

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Condensation is normal.