Didnt know she was pregnant---help!

[Kinra]

I don't know about seeing more veins, but I know that cornsnake eggs should be around 82 degrees from what I remember.

I don't think they get more veins either, but if they have veins they should be fertile and with proper care will probably hatch.

you dont need an incubator for corn snake eggs. just read a care sheet on incubation medium and puth them in a container with the medium. put a lid on it and place it on a high shelf in a warm room. they will hatch in about 60 days.
by medium i am talking about perlite or vermiculite.
adam jeffery

The OP would have to have a very warm room to not need an incubator. As The Hedgehog said corn snake eggs should be kept at around 82 degrees.

"They can incubate at anywhere from 76-86 degrees F. 80-84 is an ideal range as too hot or too cold can sometimes cause the hatchlings to develop problems in development." - http://www.reptilespecialists.com/ca...ornsnakes.html