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    Re: Need help ASAP! Hatchling came out with most of yolk still out...

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog View Post
    If it were me I'd put it in a deli cup with the lid on (like the ones people use at shows) on moist or wet paper towels and either put it in the incubator or in the tub. You don't want it moving around to much it can still injure itself..
    Excellent advice. This is what I do first when this happens for me to prevent the snake from injuring itself.

    If it is apparent that the cord is twisted, untwist.. if it is still not absorbing at all after 12-24 hours, tie it off and cut the yoke away. At that point you need to have it in a 1/8-1/4" of water so it can hydrate.

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