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    When I bred a few snakes, I always gently separated the eggs immediately...& yes, it's time consuming & not without risks, but I never lost any that way...there
    are tricks to successfully separating them. I preferred them separated so that if any went bad, I could easily toss them without having to worry about mold or flies
    affecting the adhering good eggs.

    But after 27 days, you'd NOT want to re-orient any of your eggs...you are "committed" to their positions. And no one moves them around in nature.

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