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Posted by: Centrewood at Tue Sep 27 07:17:53 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Centrewood ] I have my first clutch of Albino Neslons at day 68. They are fine- nice white, firm, show veins, and red hue when candled and have 'grown' normally since being laid. The question I have is, is there any harm in slitting the eggs at about day 72? Many of the posted pictures of hatchlings just coming out of their eggs show slits put in by the breeder prior to the snake emmerging. Are Milksnake hatchlings more prone to having problems slicing through the egg shell? | ||
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