I got the First Eggs :-)

With Glory of Lord and after praying :please:and gathering information from this great website about Ball python breeding here is my first breeding and first experience ever in my life..
My female ball python lay 10 Eggs! Without any slugs.. ! :D
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She is a yellow belly female and mate with four males (yellow belly , black eyed leucistic, Enchi , Piebald )
I start introduce them to this queen staring from last November until end of April ..
Now I have question regarding the eggs: I put them in container with peat moss (Here in the UAE / Dubai I don’t find the Vermiculite)
The day temperature is 28 C (82 ) and in the Night is 26C ( 78 )
I don’t have an incubator.
I just put them with 80 – 90 % humidity inside this container.. Is that enough to get babies..?
Is just from three days I put them Can I move them to other space?
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SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH GAYS :tears:

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Originally Posted by eyadinuae

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SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH GAYS :tears:

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I think you meant "guys"? :rofl: One letter, big difference...

When I used to live in the desert, I never used an incubator either & successfully hatched many snake eggs at room
temperature (about 82*) with adequate humidity in covered containers. Since you don't have vermiculite available there,
moss was a good choice. (I did not raise ball pythons, but other kinds.) Congratulations & good luck, hope they hatch!

Man that’s funny, I love tryping errors lol

Good luck with the incubation


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Congrats!


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Mamma is looking fat and healthy! Good luck with incubation.

Congratulations!

Congrats! Nice big clutch!

Congrats and welcome to the longest 55+ days of your life.

THANK you All Guys You are Absolutely amazing here .. I will share my experiences here and what I will face here ..

Did you believe that one time she ate one guinea big !!!:gj:

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Originally Posted by rlditmars

Congrats and welcome to the longest 55+ days of your life.

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I will try all by best to get the babies to the life :bow:

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Originally Posted by eyadinuae

SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH GAYS :tears:

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:rofl::rofl::rofl:

hahahaha, nothing to apologize for! you write better than most others on the internet. :P

good luck with the eggs!

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

I think you meant "guys"? :rofl: One letter, big difference...

When I used to live in the desert, I never used an incubator either & successfully hatched many snake eggs at room
temperature (about 82*) with adequate humidity in covered containers. Since you don't have vermiculite available there,
moss was a good choice. (I did not raise ball pythons, but other kinds.) Congratulations & good luck, hope they hatch!

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THANK you ..
I really felt comfortable with your reply .. I worried about the incubator and the 31 C needed to hatch the eggs ..
Sorry for the English deficiencies ( hopefully the - deficiencies- not mean any other thing hehehehehehe :P )

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Originally Posted by eyadinuae

THANK you ..
I really felt comfortable with your reply .. I worried about the incubator and the 31 C needed to hatch the eggs ..
Sorry for the English deficiencies ( hopefully the - deficiencies- not mean any other thing hehehehehehe :P )

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No apology needed, you gave me a good laugh. :) And besides that, you're doing way better with English than we would do with your language. :gj:

I can understand why you wanted to be sure you didn't need a formal "incubator" since everyone here talks about using one. The one thing you should do
is to put your container of eggs in an insulated box of some kind, preferably styrofoam, to help keep their temperature as constant as possible.

Congratulations on your first clutch!! You must very very excited.:D

Man, I like the pictures and thanks for sharing. But the bad English was the best, made me laugh. It reminds me of when I text things to the wrong people, I should be embarrassed. But it always makes me laugh. Good luck with the clutch! And thank God I got understanding friends.