Whatever happened to that one BIG egg???

Awhile ago someone (i don't remember who) has a HUGE egg they were waiting on to hatch. Several forum memebers even commmented that triplets could've hatched outta that thing! Could the owner of the enormous egg please stand up?

It was Neil Golli.;)

And what happened????

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

And what happened????

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could still be cooking :gj:

It is still cooking, I had a look at it the other day and was wondering myself what could come out of such a large egg!! I did not realize that it was so big until I actually saw it in person!!

I think that it will be quad-druplets!!! J/K:rolleye2:

has that happened before...ive seen two sets of twins from a blood python cluch before

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Originally Posted by mcbrayerreptiles

. . . was wondering myself what could come out of such a large egg!! . . .

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Perhaps a Triceratops?

~Bruce (Who read and re-read "The Enormous Egg" many times as a child - and again to his own children!)

Its still cooking, I just did my egg maintenance yesterday and it looks great. I also have a large egg that was meant to separate but for never did. I'll post updates on both as they approach hatching....

I think Neil is going to hatch a dinosaur. I can't wait! :)

Jamie

Update on this neil?

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Originally Posted by jglass38

I think Neil is going to hatch a dinosaur. I can't wait! :)

Jamie

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LOL that is funny!:rofl:

Nawww......you guys got it all wrong. It's Godzilla Jr. in there...:D

I had a stuffed Triceratops named Uncle Beazley... <lol>

Watch it hatch out a single normal-sized baby. :rofl:

Neil, if you're seeing this, please update me....I never hear what happened.....

I saw pics of triplet boas at last years Narbc show in arlington, all were attached to the egg sac, and very small.

Super sorry, I had thought I had replied to and updated this thread a LONG time ago.....


I thought I was going to get triplets out of it or atleast normal sized twins. I ended up hatching a 134 gram male spider out of that egg. I'm going to look for a picture however my computer crashed and I'm not sure if I still have 1 or not.

Dang! That's one huge hatchling! I hope you can find a pic. Do you still have the spider in question? If so, how big is he now?

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Originally Posted by Seneschal

Dang! That's one huge hatchling! I hope you can find a pic. Do you still have the spider in question? If so, how big is he now?

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I do not have him any longer. He was 150 grams by the time he was 3 weeks old and someone bought him right away when I showed him compared to the size of his other siblings:)

I'm not surprised! I wonder if he'll be any larger as an adult than most males, or if his growth will slow down sooner and everyone else will catch up. That'd be interesting to track.

I bet someone slipped a water monitor egg in the mix. That would be an Awesome trick to play on someone.
Or it could just be a Hydra.

Thanks so much for the update Neil! Wow...134g...mine usually weighed in at a mere 65-72g!