I will get some pics on here of the parents today, and I will also try to get better pictures of the 3 norms. But thank you very much for the help, we are new to ball pythons this year and the eggs were definitely a rough go. I bought the het. pieds because I was convinced she was gravid by her build, but their owner thought he had failed at trying to breed them and she was just overweight. About two weeks later she laid her eggs in a 125 gallon tank. We had no subtrate for the eggs, no proper heat or humidity control, we felt pretty screwed.
So for the first two weeks we did what we could with the eggs in the 125 gallon tank, with heat pads, lights, water, fans, and tried incubating subtrateless, on a grate over a tray of water . They stayed steady at 95-99% Humidity and 87-89 degrees. After the two weeks we acquired a hovabator which we had got the temps. and humidity regulated to the same range, and moved the eggs, where they appeared to stay steady for the rest of incubation.