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    Keep them damp/humid until the first shed.

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    Re: Day 63.. Cut on day 58.... Still in the egg. Alive

    I tried snake didnt absorb it. Reason about damp question is i want the piece to fall off sooner rather then later. So thats why I thought in this case its unnecessary

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    Re: Day 63.. Cut on day 58.... Still in the egg. Alive

    Quote Originally Posted by qwerty53 View Post
    I tried snake didnt absorb it. Reason about damp question is i want the piece to fall off sooner rather then later. So thats why I thought in this case its unnecessary

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    Better for the snake though to fall off later, not sooner.

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    How long did you try? Unless the yolk was dead you should have left it alone in a small container with a damp paper towel. Now that you have tied it off, you should leave it alone in a small container with a damp paper towel. Same process. It should come off in a day couple days.
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    Any update?
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    Re: Day 63.. Cut on day 58.... Still in the egg. Alive

    All hatched all ate but one.
    He didnt even shed although you can definitely see he is ready

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    Glad to hear they made it alright !!! I bet you are relieved as well
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