I just noticed a female ball python that I thought was not going to lay this year wrapped around a healthy clutch of six eggs. These eggs were found in a spot that measured 82degs. and may have been there for up to three days. The eggs were slightly dimpled but all had good vien growth. I whipped together an incubator and got them in it. Anybody know what a few days of sub par temps and humidity will do to eggs? I appreciate any input on the subject. Thanks.
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I missed the eggs.
staff
Apr 21, 2008 04:49 PM
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agirlnamedrita
May 21, 2008 01:22 AM
Go to the Ball Python forum...you get more answers there
staff
Jul 01, 2008 02:19 PM
Update: All six eggs hatched after being incubated in a 5 gallon bucket half full with damp vermiculite at 90 deg. F.
