I am really on the cutting fenceI would prefer to see their little faces pop out on their own, but at the same time I start wondering if they are missing their egg tooth or something. Everything you said is 100% true, but I started to stress. I am hoping the others start showing their pretty little faces on their own soon. But dang! They are being so stubborn!








Just wondering, what would change if you cut the egg and found a severely deformed baby? Either way the baby is not likely going to make it. Either it passes in the egg or you have to personally cull it.
Seeing those little faces pip on their own is a really great experience. I think people get really impatient with ball pythons either because they are scared the babies won't be able to get out on their own (trust me, if they are healthy they will get out just fine) or they want to see the morph of the animal. 
I would prefer to see their little faces pop out on their own, but at the same time I start wondering if they are missing their egg tooth or something. Everything you said is 100% true, but I started to stress. I am hoping the others start showing their pretty little faces on their own soon. But dang! They are being so stubborn!
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