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Another "more info" question

mullinsn2000 Dec 10, 2006 03:07 PM

Let's see if you guys can make it 2 for 2 on answering my questions, lol. Let me preface the question by saying I am not going to breed cornsnakes, I just want more info. How many eggs do cornsnakes average per breeding. Again this is an answer I have not found on the numerous care sheets I have looked at. Thank you!

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STEVES_KIKI Dec 10, 2006 04:15 PM

eggs range from snake to snake. depnding on a milion and 1 things, i'd say betwen 3 i think there was a miami in here during the spring that laid about 60 but that is WAAAAAAYYYYY rare.
~kin
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~SNAKIES~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Corns:
.1 Normal (Gertrude) [just a pet...she started it all]
1. Orange normal (Romeo)
1.2 Miami Phase (Hector, Emily, Charlotte) thanks jeff!
2. Miami Phase part zigzag (Starkey, Mcvitty)[Emilys F2]
1. Amel het Blizzard (Dunesbury) .1 Blizzard (Detta)
1. Classic het Hypo, poss het Amel, Anery (Cobra)
1.1 Classics (Henry VIII, Cassy) [Emilys F1 babies]
.1 Amel (Pepperoni) .1 Orange Reverse Okeetee (Lonna)
1.1 Hypo zig zags poss HET Caramel (Bernard, Abegail)
.1 Hypo HET Stripe (Gracie Lou) 1. Hypo Stripe (Gideon)
1.1 Anery HET Motley (Lleroy, Persia)
.1 Candy Cane (Peaches HoneyBlossom) [Just a pet]
1. Abbotts Okeetee (Albert) [Charlottes son]
1.1 Snow (Crickle, Isis) .1 Green Snow (Maya)
1. Caramel poss HET Butter (Topher)
.1 Anery stripe (V) [husbands snake...he named it]

Others:
1.1 Black rats (Willard, Cecily)
1.1 Striped Cal Kings (Dweezil, Skunky)
1. High-white Reverse Spotted Cal King (Wishbone)
.1 Albino Stripe Cal King (Eve)
.1 Bananna spotted/stripe cal king (Speckle) Thanks Jeff!!!
1.1 Thayeri (Giuseppe[MSP], Cheyenne)
1.1 Creamsicle HET Motley(Orangejello, Genevieve)
1. Creamsicle motley (no name) Thanks Jimmy!!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~LEOPARD GECKOS~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.1 Blizzard (Blitz)
.1? High yellow (no name)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~TURTLES~~~~~~~~~~~~
.1 white cheeked mud (Opel)
.1 snapping turtle (no name, ideas welcome)

cconstrictors Dec 10, 2006 07:32 PM

Of coarse there are those who lay less or more,but the average range is between 10 and 30 eggs. Last season i had an average egg ratio of 14.7 per clutch.
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Arlon Delorge
Classic Constrictors

tspuckler Dec 11, 2006 07:49 AM

For me it's 14-16 eggs in the first clutch. If the snake double clutches, an additional dozen are laid. I've had three 30-plus egg clutches, but these eggs are usually small and not all are fertile/survive.

Tim
Third Eye
Third Eye

sheshanaga Dec 11, 2006 02:59 PM

Damn CSG! What kind of snake was it in that last pix?
Awfull purty....

tspuckler Dec 12, 2006 06:33 AM

Where I come from we call that a "creamsicle." It's an amel corn crossed to a Great Plains Rat Snake. "Back in the day" it was believed that corns and GPRs naturally intergraded, so people bred them to create a "redless" amel corn (Great Plains Rats are gray). Thus, we have the faded orange look of a creamsicle corn.

This "look" is lost a bit when a creamsicle is bred to another corn, as the Great Plains influence gets dilluted. Therefore, there are many "creamsicles" which don't look all that different from amel corns.

Also, some folks have reclassified GPRs as seperate species than corns and claim that they do not intergrade naturally (despite several books that say they do). So it's possible that creams are dreaded hybrids - but I choose not to believe that until there's further proof provided.

Tim
Third Eye
Third Eye

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