Justin,

According to my Ranco thermometer it's only 85 in my rack. I think snakes from the CA deserts could handle that. It has been 17 days since her last shed. She began laying on day 14. Yesterday, I pushed the egg from about midbody firmly down to her vent. It would not go any farther, her vent didn't gap or anything. I went ahead and left her alone thinking she would be able to push it out the rest of the way. When I checked on her later that day the egg had moved right back up to midbody. What should I do? Also, I have skimmed through other topics on this and the milksnake forum with no avail.
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• Egg bound, please help - TraceH, Fri May 21 01:50:56 2004
• help for you, trace (& A NOTE FOR EVERYONE, PLEASE) - rtdunham, Fri May 21 11:44:20 2004
• RE: help for you, trace (& A NOTE FOR EVERYONE, PLEASE) - bluerosy, Fri May 21 21:33:48 2004
• Hey Trace - 4everherpn, Sat May 22 09:13:40 2004
• Were you responding to me or Trace? - Sasheena, Sat May 22 09:50:08 2004
• RE: Hey Trace - TraceH, Sat May 22 15:18:41 2004
• RE: Hey Trace - rtdunham, Sat May 22 22:42:13 2004