LolOriginally Posted by Bogertophis
I'd be horrified if you DIDN'T use them.Obviously not even close to being a "proper homemaker" here either,
Photo #386
A rock that looks like granite, but, actually took a high polish. The rough stone was collected from the Snake River in Idaho.
Ball python is a Spider/66% Het VPI Axanthic/66% Het Orange Ghost.
Breeders Note:
I ran into a new issue. I noticed a hatchling having difficulty a few days after pipping: so I cut a small section of the egg to free the snake and it immediately exited the egg on its own, however, the body has a constriction mark where it got pinched by the egg shell near the original attachment point of the yolk stalk. I'm fairly certain I can spot internal bleeding now that the constriction is removed--I think I will be measuring its lifespan in minutes. I am not aware of anything I can do about that. It is too bad, this was the only one of its morph I produced this year.
It may still survive, but, I give it really bad odds.
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