2015/16 Piebald eggs out.

My 2012 female pied dropped her virgin clutch on 11/7/15. Yay! 5 good looking bright, white large eggs. Prelay shed was 10/3/15 so I thought she was a little late. Incubating @ 89.5f with 99% humidity on light diffuser over glazed vermiculite. I didn't weigh the clutch or candle as yet. No slugs. No mold. Pairing was piebald X piebald . Both parents are regular pieds.http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...che=1447170858

Congratulations :gj::gj:

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

Congratulations :gj::gj:

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Thanks Pit, the female was still eggbound when I first lifted her off the clutch and I felt I had to hurry and get the eggs into the bator and leave her so she could lay the last egg. That's why I didn't weigh and candle the clutch right away.

Congrats...

Congrats, no matter how many or what you hatch Pied are always the coolest thing to hatch. :gj:

I agree with Deborah. In my opinion everything looks better in Pied.

Congrats.

Great job Mr Clark! That's great that your virgin girl produced all heathy eggs for you! I'll be watching for worm pics in a few weeks :-)

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Originally Posted by ECechoHO

Congrats...

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Thank you E, appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Congrats, no matter how many or what you hatch Pied are always the coolest thing to hatch. :gj:

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TYVM Deb, so true. Wondering how long b4 this girl goes back on food. I guess I will offer a meal every week.

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Originally Posted by Drake Moonslayer

I agree with Deborah. In my opinion everything looks better in Pied.

Congrats.

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Thanks D, nobody will argue with that comment.

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Originally Posted by Tsanford

Great job Mr Clark! That's great that your virgin girl produced all heathy eggs for you! I'll be watching for worm pics in a few weeks :-)

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Thank you T, yeah I was very worried about the health of both mom and the eggs. She proved to be up for the task. As soon as I see pipping you can bet everyone will see the pics. I appreciate the support.

Pieds are always exciting to hatch. A very visually stunning gene.

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Originally Posted by MidSouthMorphs

Pieds are always exciting to hatch. A very visually stunning gene.

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Thanks Mid, I have been so excited since I first saw the female sitting on the eggs. I'm even more excited now knowing that in two months I will have baby pieds to care for. Lol. Hopefully all will progress positively and hatch rate will be 100%.

Update on the eggs is all positive! They all candle well with veins. The brown debris is from the cypress mulch and has been on the one egg from day 1. That was the last egg laid and was the one that was inside the female when I lifted her off the clutch initially. Temps steady at 88.5f -89.5f and the humidity locked at 99%. Fingers crossed.

Congrats! Cant wait to see the new baby pieds!

That all sounds so exciting!! Pieds are so pretty!!


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Congratulations! Still not sure I ever want to put myself under the stress of breeding and waiting for eggs... but the idea of waiting to find out what will hatch is, without any doubt, tempting!

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Originally Posted by BadWolfDoc

Congrats! Cant wait to see the new baby pieds!

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Thanks Bad, I am so pumped for this hatching. I will keep everyone abreast.

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Originally Posted by gaitedappy

That all sounds so exciting!! Pieds are so pretty!!


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You know it gd! And I agree. Thx.

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Originally Posted by Caspian

Congratulations! Still not sure I ever want to put myself under the stress of breeding and waiting for eggs... but the idea of waiting to find out what will hatch is, without any doubt, tempting!

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Thanks C! Truly appreciate it. That is understandable and when it's your time to start you will know it. It (the desire to get into breeding) will begin to consume you!

Great news Albert!

I feel that with your knowledge and attention to details that you will have great results. :snake:

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Originally Posted by Reinz

Great news Albert!

I feel that with your knowledge and attention to details that you will have great results. :snake:

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Thank you Reinz! I really appreciate the compliments. You and I both know how the learning never ends and that there is so much help here on the forum that can propel anyone forward. Thx again though. :gj:

Day 34 of the incubation and all is well as far as looks of the eggs. Temps and humidity hanging tough and stable. Just looking for any suggestions in case I missed anything so far. Thanks community.

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everything looks better in Pied.

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^^ yes! congrats!

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Originally Posted by AllThatInThemGenes

^^ yes! congrats!

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Thanks AllThat, I appreciate that. Pit: Thanks back at you!

Awesome, best of luck on the babies! Definitely looking forward to seeing you post pied pipper pictures :)

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Originally Posted by Alicia

Awesome, best of luck on the babies! Definitely looking forward to seeing you post pied pipper pictures :)

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TYVM Alicia, for the well wishing and the help you gave in the past and the help you give now.