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    Re: Non-breeding females laying eggs common?

    Quote Originally Posted by MissterDog View Post
    Have you found when your snakes and gecko laid was there an increased aggression? Or they were pretty indifferent after the eggs were taken away?
    Totally indifferent, in my cases.
    The 2010 clutch when I did bred (a diff female) - I let her maternally incubate the eggs in her enclosure and she never acted any different during the entire time even once the babies hatched.
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