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    Since you're using lower temperatures it will take a little longer. Just be patient. Keep incubating them and try not to disturb them unless you know that they aren't going to hatch.
    Incubate Until There's No Debate
    Personally once they hatch I would let them pip on their own instead of cutting. I see more problems than benefits from cutting and personally I don't think snakes that struggle to hatch on their own should be bred.
    Hopefully all of the eggs hatch and you get good odds.

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