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If a description states, "This girl was a WC Gravid import that we brought in from Benin last winter. She laid several eggs, none of which hatched..." does it imply that the eggs were slugs? Can slugs be considered the equivalent of a "reptilian miscarriage"? Also, could the stress of capture and intercontinental transport lead to slugs? Thanks!
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It's times like these when I sit back and thank god that my penis doesn't protrude from the side of my head when I get excited over the female of my species.
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Re: Slugs-- What causes them?
 Originally Posted by Eric Alan
And curiosity got the best of me.... Thanks Eric! Lol
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Re: Slugs-- What causes them?
 Originally Posted by cletus
It's times like these when I sit back and thank god that my penis doesn't protrude from the side of my head when I get excited over the female of my species.
I thank God that doesn't happen to you as well. 😣
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Re: Slugs-- What causes them?
 Originally Posted by Macropodus
If a description states, "This girl was a WC Gravid import that we brought in from Benin last winter. She laid several eggs, none of which hatched..." does it imply that the eggs were slugs? Can slugs be considered the equivalent of a "reptilian miscarriage"? Also, could the stress of capture and intercontinental transport lead to slugs? Thanks!
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Well certainly it could be due to all the reasons previously discussed. Stress, hormonal, poor sperm viability of younger males etc. Eggs that don't hatch by definition are slugs. I don't think it's similar to a miscarraige first bc you can't truly compare the human physiology to reptiles. The definition of miscarraige is the spontaneous termination of pregnancy before the 20th week and is associated with abnormal hemmorage. There is a phenomenon known as parthenogenesis where eggs are laid by a female without the breeding and or sperm of a male. It happens in ball pythons but is very rare. In the cases of parthenogenesis, there is usually a viable baby inside the egg. Then again female snakes have the ability to store sperm for up to years after a breeding and in those cases there will be fertile eggs and or hatchlings produced.
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