Congratulations! Are these hatchlings going to be beautiful normals or a morph?

In regard to cutting the eggs, many do and many others don't . . . . clear answer right? I usually wait and see what they do on their own until about day 60. If they haven't pipped on their own, I take a small pair of cuticle sissors, carefully pinch a very small bit of the top of the egg between my thumb and forefinger and then make a small cut (I usually cut only 1/2 inch or so) of the pinched portion of the egg. When you release the pinched part of the egg, the small cut, now about 1 inch long, gives the hatchling enough space to get its head out. Somtimes it is hard to pinch even a small portion but the dimpling usually helps. I won't cut if I can't pinch a portion of the egg because I fear hurting the snake and I don't do the major cuts I have seen others do for the same reason. I've only had one egg that I couldn't pinch a bit and then cut and it pipped on its own on day 61.

I know many breeders almost always cut their eggs on about day 53 or so. Maybe they will post here in reply to your question so you can get several opinions.

It is rather scary when you do it the first time, but with a little practice, you'll become a real pro. Good luck! Let us know what happens and post pics as soon as you can.