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    Re: Shots of my new babies, Lesser x Pastel

    Maternal incubation is a safe means of incubating your eggs.

    Pros-
    She will regulate both the temperature and humidity (upwards only for both, can't reduce them)
    She won't be as stressed out if she incubates them
    There is a high rate of success and it's cheap (you don't need to make/buy an incubator)

    Cons-
    The mother may not eat (I didn't even offer her food after she laid the eggs, and in total I think she stopped eating for 9 months)
    If she does it may damage the eggs
    Accidents happen and sometimes babies may not survive (the third snake which was a normal had its neck broken, which may have been from her reacting to me checking on her, no idea, but I had a corpse with a broken neck, which was depressing)
    Ball Pythons 1.1 Lesser, Pastel
    1.0 Lesser Pastel, 0.0.7 mixed babies

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