I just don't know. If your remember I got my incubator back and salvaged 7 Eggs from it. They were laid back in Feb so they are between the 90-100 day mark, Hopefully they will start making there way out very soon but I am starting to think they are bad. I cut opened 3 of the bad eggs from the incubator and they were just full of mush and tinny itty bitty snakes about 1.5" long.
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About 90 days and counting
JasonW
Jul 05, 2008 12:30 PM
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STEVES_KIKI
Jul 05, 2008 12:46 PM
cornsnakes usually hatch around 60 days.... post pics of these eggs i am pretty sure they are bad by now... dont they stink??
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JasonW
Jul 05, 2008 01:16 PM
They dont stink at all. I have heard of them taking much more than 60 days, thats why I am still trying with these, below are the pictures.
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cherokee_reptile
Jul 05, 2008 06:48 PM
last year i had a clutch take 80 days but they were plump through the entire time they were on the shelf. i would say looking at them they are bad.
Tom
JasonW
Jul 05, 2008 06:55 PM
Thats what I was afraid of
Its to bad I was hoping for some more Motleys out of these.
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JasonW
Jul 06, 2008 10:27 AM
So my question now is should I give up? Cut them opened and see whats inside? Or since they are not hurting anything just leave them in the incubator?
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