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    Re: denting ball python eggs

    Quote Originally Posted by blind_skater View Post
    I have already opened it once today should i attempt to open it again to put them on the wire mesh on top of the verimulite? So are the eggs to far gone now since they r dented that bad already?
    I would take them out and put light diffuser/egg crate over the verm. Eggs are highly sensitive to being too wet or too dry. My first year I put my eggs on the substrate and got them too wet, I got them off the substrate after 2 weeks, but 4 of the eggs died between that time and when they were supposed to hatch. The rest of the babies were too deformed to make it.

    Also, when you say wire mesh, what are you going to use? Metal will rust.
    Last edited by SlitherinSisters; 02-03-2013 at 10:55 PM.

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