Went out to check my incubator before work and a couple of the subocs were working their way out of the eggs. I will post pics when I get home tonight. I had a very early breeding this year. Of course, as soon as I opened the lid, they retreated into their eggs. Cute little buggers! 
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Subocs Pipping
johnbort2
Aug 23, 2006 11:17 AM
Replies (4)
lbrat
Aug 23, 2006 04:15 PM
Thats great news! I look farward to seeing the pics.
How many eggs did you get and how long did they take to pip.?What temps.?
I had a very late breeding with mine.My female is blue with the pre-laying shed right now.I imagine I won't see pippers till late nov. to early dec.
Oh well,just in time for xmas.
johnbort2
Aug 23, 2006 05:10 PM
Thanks. I had them from around 80 degrees in my homemade incubator. Never seen a newborn..look at the pale spot on the head. Is this normal. It almost looks silvery..both parents are normals. 79 days since they were laid. The other 3 have yet to pip. I had3 go bad early on. I candled and I can see all the veins and what looks like babies in there.
lbrat
Aug 24, 2006 04:32 PM
Nice pics! If a snake can be cute,those certainly are.
johnbort2
Aug 23, 2006 05:14 PM
Congrats on your dropping eggs btw!
