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    Re: Help! Hatchling tipped over and came out while still attached to umbilical cord!

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    ^This^

    The yolk should shrink within the next 48 hours if not you will have to cut it off (ask for advice when if this is the case)

    I will also touch on this



    In my experience cutting (sometimes too early) and messing with the eggs (checking on them) once cut will lead to tangled umbilicus. Tangles umbilicus are RARE the fact that you experienced this several times being new is not normal.
    We only had 1 die from the tangled umbilical. The other 4 died from hard yolk (they were green eggs, which I posted about earlier.)

    We never even cut the egg that died from the tangled umbilical. Just bad luck I suppose.

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    Re: Help! Hatchling tipped over and came out while still attached to umbilical cord!

    By any chance, did you have any temperature fluctuations during incubation?
    I'm not sure if that increases the odds of umbilical issues, but it can cause odd patterning, kind of like what that baby has.

    Of course, I could be WAY off base, and it's just a cool aberrant enchi-something. Either way, it's a beautiful snake and I hope he makes it!
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    Re: Help! Hatchling tipped over and came out while still attached to umbilical cord!

    Hockeygirl28, sorry about the mishap with the little guy. Hope all turns out well. Great looking hatchling!
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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    Re: Help! Hatchling tipped over and came out while still attached to umbilical cord!

    We ended up losing the little enchi pastel we tried to deli cup with moistened towel. It looked like the fall ended up pulling some umbilical back out of him seems so unlucky.

    On a positive note, the last two hatched out fine, but we could use some help identifying them. As requested, here they are:



    We think the guy on the right is a lemon blast because he's got a faded grayish purple head. The guy on the left we think is a jigsaw blast, though not sure because he does seem to have some funky patterning. Here's a better picture:



    If anyone has a better idea, let me know!

    Thanks!

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    Aw, I'm sorry you lost him. I was really excited to see what he looked like out. These other two look great however!
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    I'm sorry to hear that you lost him.

    In my fairly amateur opinion, I think you've identified them correctly. Beautiful little babies!
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    Wow that little guys pattern is really wacky, and im sorry for your loss

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    Im just hoping that is just a eye trick in the picture, but it looks as if he has a slight kink in lower end?

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    Re: Help! Hatchling tipped over and came out while still attached to umbilical cord!

    Quote Originally Posted by CORBIN911 View Post
    Im just hoping that is just a eye trick in the picture, but it looks as if he has a slight kink in lower end?
    Which one?

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    Re: Help! Hatchling tipped over and came out while still attached to umbilical cord!

    Sorry for the demise of the little guy. Good luck with the rest!
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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