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Thread: Eggs!!!

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    Registered User Gregg Madden's Avatar
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    Eggs!!!

    32 days after copulation, 7 days after prelay shed, we got eggs on the ground... This is an exciting clutch for me...
    Got 12 eggs... 2 of which look sluggish and the rest look good...

    She is a young female at 14 months old... She was up to size so I figured she would be good to go... Worked out perfectly...

    Here are some photos...



    Safely tucked away in a SIM container...


    Incubator set at 81.5...

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    Re: Eggs!!!

    Awesome! My female hog will be ready to go next season, can't wait. Good luck with the clutch! Keep us updated.
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    Re: Eggs!!!

    Awesome, congrats!! I look forward to seeing when they come out...
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    Re: Eggs!!!

    congrats..........what substrate are you using in the box

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    Re: Eggs!!!

    Thanks everyone...

    The sunstrate in the box is a new celulose stubstrate we are testing out...

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    Re: Eggs!!!

    How do you hatch them? Do you have a basking light above or a heat mat?

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    Re: Eggs!!!

    Very nice!!! Congrats Greg
    Jeff Bernard

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    Re: Eggs!!!

    How egg-citing!!! Congratulations!
    ~Wendy~

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    Re: Eggs!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by valleysnakeguy View Post
    How do you hatch them? Do you have a basking light above or a heat mat?
    You use an incubator.

    Hognose, Sand Boa & Ball Python Morphs

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