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Triangulum pipping at 37 days!

lbrat Jul 28, 2006 05:48 PM

Came home from work to find eastern milk eggs pipping already.I did not expect them for a few weeks yet.They were layed on 6/21.
These are my first with easterns.Has anyone else in here hatched them?If so,what kind of incubation times have you recorded?

Replies (11)

dniles Jul 28, 2006 08:00 PM

Congrats! That's awesome. I've never hatched out easterns, so I don't know if such a short incubation period is normal. That seems extremely short to me.

Take some pics when they come out of the eggs if you have a chance.

thanks,

Dave
DNS Reptiles

kingsnaken Jul 28, 2006 08:36 PM

Did you incubate them in a microwave? LOL Derek

snake_bit Jul 28, 2006 09:15 PM

Are all of those LTT ? 11 eggs seems like a lot.
I hatched mine in about 8 weeks at ambient temperatures 70 - 80 degrees

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Doug
....and am I the only one here that thinks designer snakes are ugly ?

lbrat Jul 28, 2006 09:57 PM

I had already had corn snake eggs in the incubator set at 82 degrees.They are from a female that an exterminator friend of mine removed from someones basement.

lbrat Jul 28, 2006 10:07 PM

Did you have any luck feeding them yet?If so,what did they feed on.The locality that these come from has no lizzard populations.I would think that they would have to get started on insects in the wild.The only other thing here would be deer mice.And whats the chances that a hatchling would stumble opon a freshly born litter of them?I'm going to try mouse tails if I can't get them started on new born pinks.

HerperHelmz Jul 29, 2006 12:59 PM

I don't know where you are...

But in the NE, eastern milk babies usually start off on small snakes or small lizards.
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Mike
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snake_bit Jul 29, 2006 05:46 PM

In New York they eat new born garters, brown snakes, ribbon snakes and maybe ringnecks This is a photo of the stomach content (rinced feces) of a wild caught yearling LTT that i found last year.
Some people keep gravid garter snakes when they find them to get the hatchling milks started.

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Doug
....and am I the only one here that thinks designer snakes are ugly ?

Deptula Jul 31, 2006 01:38 PM

Hi lbrat,

I've hatched many triangulum and the majority will start on newborn domestic pinks without issue. In fact, triangulum are generally one of the easier American milks to get started.

Walt

lbrat Jul 31, 2006 05:02 PM

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lbrat Jul 30, 2006 04:21 PM

9 out,last two are pipped.

bfoos Aug 03, 2006 04:55 AM

Nice babies you have there! I wish I could get my hands on a baby eastern. I absolutely them.

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