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RE: When Good Eggs Go Bad...

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Posted by: markg at Thu Jul 7 12:42:02 2011   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by markg ]  
   

I had a few kingsnake eggs get really fuzzy with mold. I'd scrape it off each day - it would grow back. These eggs hatched just fine. I almost threw them out the first time it happened, glad I didn't.

Funny story, an old herper acquaintance of mine threw some ugly eggs into a pile of compost in his yard. Months later, he was using the compost and found empty shells with the characteristic slits of hatched eggs.
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