Clutch number 11

Clutch number 11 was 13 pearly whites and no slugs.She was bred to a mojave.Good luck to everyone this season.
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...1mojoxnorm.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...mojoxnorm2.jpg

Wow 13 :eek:

All candled fertile???? Thats great!!!!

Wow 13 eggs and clutch number 11... great job :rockon: Good luck with your ratios.

13! Talk about some serious weight loss :D


Congrats.

Thanks everybody. I have not candled them yet.Put them in the incubator and leave them alone. I liked to be surprised. I still have 10 more clutches due including a pastel to a pastel. Good luck to everyone this season.

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Originally Posted by Thomas Jones

I liked to be surprised. I still have 10 more clutches due including a pastel to a pastel. Good luck to everyone this season.

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Heres to smoking supers :headbang:

Thanks I am real excited about the pastel breeding. I would love to get 2 supers.

Very nice clutch. And good luck on those Supers.

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Originally Posted by Thomas Jones

Thanks everybody. I have not candled them yet.Put them in the incubator and leave them alone. I liked to be surprised. I still have 10 more clutches due including a pastel to a pastel. Good luck to everyone this season.

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I tried that with our first clutch, but only lasted 4 days before I had to candle them to see ... :oops:. Congrats, and hoping for some nice supers for you.

Neil

That girl is working hard baby. You must be very proud! Best of luck with your projects. Supers rock :rockon:

Good job Thomas! Again that is a huge girl you gottal love it when they throw so many eggs!


Brock Wagner
Brockwagnerreptiles.com:sabduel:

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Originally Posted by Thomas Jones

Thanks everybody. I have not candled them yet.Put them in the incubator and leave them alone. I liked to be surprised. I still have 10 more clutches due including a pastel to a pastel. Good luck to everyone this season.

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Couple questions, how come some produce 1-3 eggs, and others, like yours is 13? What determines how many they throw?

Also, how the hell do you have room for even 10 more clutches? this your job or a hobby?!

Grats again!

Thanks everyone. My neighbor was over and was asking if the second clutch of 6 were fertile while I was taken them from the mom. So I got the flashlight out and candled all 19 where fertile. So I did not last a day.LOL But anything can happen in 60 days. This is not my job just having some fun like everyone else.
Here is the second clutch of the day she was getting readt to lay the last egg in the picture.
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...stxnormal2.jpg

Congrats, Thomas! 19 is just amazing to get from her. I hope she's ready for some nice rats to fill up all that empty space.

And I hear I thought I was doing good to get 5 from my female :-)

deb

Sorry to confuse you dalvers63. I got 2 clutches today. The first was 13 the second was 6. Good luck with your eggs. What was your female bred to?

Sorry Snake eyes. I think has alot to do with size of female and reserve body fat. But I may not be the one to ask. This is just my second season breeding balls. My average this year is 6 per clutch.So far 12 clutches and 79 eggs. I just feed the crap out of them till Oct and hope for the best.

only your 2nd season for breeding? Where did you learn how to breed and preperation and all that? books, sites, here? I'm looking to get into in about 3 years and am really stoked about it and want to do all kinds of research about it but dont know where to start. if there is a book i can get that would help throw up the name so I can go look for it. Thanks and grats on them eggs!

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Originally Posted by SnakeEyes

only your 2nd season for breeding? Where did you learn how to breed and preperation and all that? books, sites, here? I'm looking to get into in about 3 years and am really stoked about it and want to do all kinds of research about it but dont know where to start. if there is a book i can get that would help throw up the name so I can go look for it. Thanks and grats on them eggs!

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The complete ball python by the good folks at NRED is a great book
http://www.newenglandreptile.com/book.html

Also, this forum was key for my successful year. I have used this site and that book for everything. This is my first year breeding and I have 6 females waiting to lay with one on the ground.

I guess i got lucky. The most important part is getting them fed good before its time to breed and get good weight on them. If not you will get alot of slugs. I believe i had three clutches with slugs so far. One had alot cause I bred her once or twice and pulled her from breeding because she was a little small. But she laid 6 or 7 slugs and one egg anyway.

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Originally Posted by Sevo

The complete ball python by the good folks at NRED is a great book
http://www.newenglandreptile.com/book.html

Also, this forum was key for my successful year. I have used this site and that book for everything. This is my first year breeding and I have 6 females waiting to lay with one on the ground.

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damn son, that book is $65!

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Originally Posted by SnakeEyes

damn son, that book is $65!

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Yep, but worth it. So is the Barker's book "Ball Pythons: The History, Natural History, Care, and Breeding", also called "Pythons of the World, Vol II: Ball Pythons". You can find it here: http://www.vpi.com/store


Thomas, what did your clutch #11 girl weigh befor breeding season? How much did the clutch weigh? Good luck with all your other clutches!

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Originally Posted by SnakeEyes

damn son, that book is $65!

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Yeah it is pricey, but worth the piece of mind it offers... Kevin will sign it for you if that helps:8:.

Ask around on here someone may have a copy they are selling or look on ebay.

good luck

Whoa, what a huge clutch! And no slugs; awesome job there. :) Hope for a great ration of Mojos for ya!