The Egg Webcam

if you look at the egg the farthest to the left it looks like the BP inside is pushing it's nose around on the inside next to the little black dot!!! :eek:

You don't separate the eggs at 54 days to prevent the snakes from slitting into another egg and possibly drowing?
I know it's not a have to do thing but I do it to play it save. I try on day 54 and if they are really glued still tight I try it again on the 56 day. I also make sure I don't rotate the eggs.

I can't wait to see them hatch. :rockon:

http://www.mycampage.com/fireballpythons

he's moving them around!!!

i thought eggs discoloured by this time? is it normal for them to be so white and perfect looking?

Thanks aleesha, I was watching him, he just finished, They look like sacks with water and a babie snake inside!:P

Good man. :D
Now we can really see who comes out first.
I did the same for a clutch of spider thats on its 56th day. I'm waiting just like you. :rockon:

I just pulled on them a little and they came apart. I kept them in the same position. It took very little for the eggs to separate.

I could feel the snakes inside the eggs.

Thanks for the idea dragondavy!
Trey

so? did you feel any movement from the babies?

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Originally Posted by mxrider42

I just pulled on them a little and they came apart. I kept them in the same position. It took very little for the eggs to separate.

Thanks for the idea dragondavy!
Trey

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Anytime my friend. :D
Yeah, right around day 54 they start to get separate from each other and you can pull them apart real easy, I just make sure not to rotate them.
Good luck to you on all of them. I'll keep watching. ;)

Charlie
I'm watching on a Spider X Pastel clutch that has an egg right on the tip of anotherone and I keep an eye to make sure it don't slide over and fall. :confused:

I didn't hold one long enough to feel any movements. Would it hurt the egg to try again or do i need to leave them alone?

Thanks
Trey

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Originally Posted by mxrider42

I didn't hold one long enough to feel any movements. Would it hurt the egg to try again or do i need to leave them alone?

Thanks
Trey

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I wouldn't pick them up, you can stress the baby inside, IMO.
You can put a low flashlight on one side of the egg and see the baby and if you hold it there long he will move. Try not to flashlight him to much, some say that can even stress or blind them.
I do the best not to bother them unles I have to cut them open and even then I do this with care not to move them around, I do it right in the box.

Good luck.. :rockon:

Ps. Make sure the lights in the room are low so you wont have a hard time seeing them.lol :sunny:

does anyone else see the white line on the egg to the left? its in the dent almost on the left side of the egg? i dont know if its the web cam or my computer or the baby messing around but it gets larger and smaller but is constantly there now


edit: might be the lighting :D

oh no! I bet theyll come out tonight, WHILE I'M AT WORK! :( :(

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Originally Posted by Pwilliams58

oh no! I bet theyll come out tonight, WHILE I'M AT WORK! :( :(

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That's what I am afraid of too. Did anyone ever find out anything about recording the hatching so that anyone that may end up missing it can go and watch it afterwards? Just wondering.....

okay so i have a question... since today is day 60 and it's normally 52-60 days for the babies to start pippin'... when does it become time to cut the eggs?

personally i'd want to leave them to nature for as long as possible... but when does it become too long to leave them to nature?

day 52 :) just playing....depends on the temps he is incubating at, lower the temp the longer the incubation peroid. if it were me i would cut the eggs just slightly to see and then let them come out as they please but its always good to let them pip by themselves

Ugh Iam dieing from excitement

My grandma and the other employees are all standing by watching as well. :D

My temps are 88.

What does everyone think, Should I cut the eggs?
Thanks
Trey

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Originally Posted by mxrider42

My temps are 88.

What does everyone think, Should I cut the eggs?
Thanks
Trey

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AT 88F it can take a few days longer. My temps are in the high 89.8.
It's up to you if you want to cut but if you do make sure you pinch the top of the egg so you wont cut the snake. I would only cut an inch.

Good luck. :rockon:

I incubated at 87.5 degrees and decided to cut on day 65. I made TEENSY slits, and in the end, most of the babies made slits of their own ;)

The other two clutches I have now are on day 62-64(one clutch was a surprise and I didn't catch it until it had been in the female's tub for about a week).

Adam recommended to me that at my temps, I could wait until day 66-68 to cut.

I cut on day 53... can't wait to see whats in the eggs...

the clutch i have on my egg cam right now i cut open at day 51... I know I'm bad.. :rolleyes: http://www.mycampage.com/liveeggcam

cool very cool . I just watched the one on right have a HUGE yawn !!!

thanks for posting along with the OT , these are so addictive !

I just have to say the eggcam the coolest thing since beer coozies. Nicely done!!! The babies look great!

a few web shots... of the original link in this thread and then some shots of snake-zone's web cam:

okay so this first pic is from the first link.

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images.../Picture-1.jpg

these pics were taken seconds apart... so you can see the movement within the eggs. these are the ones from the second link:

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images.../Picture-2.jpg

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images.../Picture-3.jpg

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images.../Picture-4.jpg

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images.../Picture-5.jpg

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images.../Picture-6.jpg

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I cut on day 53... can't wait to see whats in the eggs...

the clutch i have on my egg cam right now i cut open at day 51... I know I'm bad.. :rolleyes: http://www.mycampage.com/liveeggcam

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wow! the baby on the right doesn't stop moving!

ps.... i dunno anything about breeding but i say cut them! and i say this for purely selfish reasons..... :P

This one is fun

http://img395.imageshack.us/img395/6...1596331iw6.jpg

But if they get cut we don't get to see them naturally peeping out into the world for the first time!!!

I just want them to hurry :)

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Originally Posted by GirDance

But if they get cut we don't get to see them naturally peeping out into the world for the first time!!!

I just want them to hurry :)

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If he doesn't cut might not see em at all... :(

Wasn't it recommended though that you could wait up till day 68 or something to cut???

I don't know, I won't pretend I'm authority on this one. It's up to each breeder :) and their experience, which I'm positive far outweighs my own!

But I still think it would be neat to see them make it out on their own, so long as its safe for them..

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Originally Posted by GirDance

But if they get cut we don't get to see them naturally peeping out into the world for the first time!!!

I just want them to hurry :)

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I Just moved mine over in a bigger box the egg you see with the text on has cut it self...

OMG OMG OMG one pipped!!!!!!!!!!!! Like just now!!!!! Woohoo I'm the first one to see it.....at 6:30 in the morning lol. I need to go to sleep. (I work nights)

It's sticking its head out!!!!

and the show starts :D

http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/6...6224373vq7.jpg

Yep, that little is now moving it's head around looking at the world. It will probably be a day or two before it comes out completely. How exciting!

First one out... a normal :)


http://img394.imageshack.us/img394/7...ai7gbb4de3.jpg

Thanks!! I've been watching, pretty much all nite while at my desk, but I missed 'em. :(


Good thing the others were in the fab...I kept muttering, "Come on out, Baby! C'moooooooon":rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

so the normal has today's hatch date...what about the ones that don't come out for a day or two????? Do you use their actual "OUT" dates as the hatch date or do you consider them hatched now, even tho' they're not out yet?:confused: :confused:

This is soooo cool!!! The moment we've all been waiting for :carrot:

http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...photos/pip.jpg

OMG, almost nobody online!! Stop sleeping, start watching!!

:D

http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...hotos/haha.jpg

sweet. I was thinking I was going to miss the whole thing but guess I lucked out.....

I See His Head!!!!

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so the normal has today's hatch date...what about the ones that don't come out for a day or two????? Do you use their actual "OUT" dates as the hatch date or do you consider them hatched now, even tho' they're not out yet?:confused: :confused:

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I use their actual "OUT" dates as the hatch date

im have the Degei prog. and i write down on a paper for a single animal and when all is out i put them in to the system

I do the say for there date of birth, when they come out of the egg.
Only if that little snake knew that so many people are watching it.

Congrats... :rockon:

He/She yawned awhile ago and it was sooo cute!!!

That little guy is too cute with his little head sticking out, or at the moment with just the tip of his mouth.

Congrats on the first baby Trey!!!! :snake:

The Babies on snake-zone are too cute also!!!

I have a question though. The babies come out when they are ready, but has any breeder on here ever had a problem where a baby just didn't want to come out of their egg? What would you do then? I know nothing about breeding BPs and was just wondering.
How long do they stay in their eggs after being cut or pipped before they come out completely?

Where's Trey???? Somebody call him!!!

;)

Steve

I have been watching what seems like forever, and I get up this morning and missed it. Hopefully I can catch the other ones. Congrats on the hatch!!