Quote Originally Posted by Reptilius View Post
The eggs were smelling, I threw them away.

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Last year, I saved (in refrigerator) my rat snake eggs that appeared good (& didn't smell), since I had an upcoming snake "meet n' greet" scheduled in a couple
months. The eggs made it to the informal sharing...didn't spoil...and people had no idea they weren't fresh, but of course I told them they weren't fertile, it's just
that people "connect" to snakes better by seeing more than just the snake..."show & tell" . Sheds are enjoyed too.

You never know though, as I understand it, parthenogenesis is more "common" among egg-layers than among live-bearing snakes? Better luck next time.