Definitely a West African Sand Boa(egg layers). Those slugs aside, the good eggs look fertile. I wouldn't leave them in the cage though - they will likely dehydrate quickly. I'd at least set them up in vermiculite or perlite(however you do your dragon eggs. Not sure on incubation temp but if I remember correctly, the eggs hatch fast, 10 days or something like that. Good luck!

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• Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - g_whiz79, Sun Mar 22 00:46:30 2009
• thats a west african sand boa.... - micahdenton, Sun Mar 22 01:01:57 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - aboaslife, Sun Mar 22 01:09:43 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - g_whiz79, Sun Mar 22 01:37:54 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - g_whiz79, Sun Mar 22 01:47:20 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - kylefrost, Sun Mar 22 10:28:44 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - g_whiz79, Sun Mar 22 10:32:32 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - g_whiz79, Wed Mar 25 23:43:50 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - Warren_Booth, Thu Mar 26 16:23:09 2009
• RE: Help! My boa, just laid eggs! - g_whiz79, Fri Mar 27 11:28:22 2009
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• Who says you can't teach an old dog new - boaphile, Mon Mar 23 10:48:30 2009
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