clutch laid on july 5 from two normals who had never befor bred to my knowledge. There were 14 total(nine fertile and five infertile). Two are bigger than the rest and one is half the size of the normal eggs. I've been incubating them for a friend who has no incubator. The room is usually 80ish degrees so I just put them in my snake room. They started hatching yesterday after seventy someodd days. It never got above the upper 80s F or below lower 70s F, usually about 80. Three have come all of the way out so far, and two have kinks(one has about eight kinks, and the other over 12). The other baby looks fine. They all appear healthy otherwise. I don't have pics, sorry, no camera. I'm trying to figure out why there are already two kinky snakes out of the three that have hatched so far. They came from normal sized eggs. I think that the parents were related, but I'd have to check with the owner on that. I know that the parents came from the same breeder. Any ideas? I don't think that I did anything wrong with incubation, I hope I didn't!
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My menagerie 
2.2 Ball Pythons (and 5 eggs!) 1.1 Amazon Tree Boas 1.0 Corn Snake (and 9 eggs) 0.0.4 Black Rat Snakes 1.0 Dumeril's Boa 2.1.10 Bearded Dragons 2.1.4 Crested Geckos (and 2 eggs!) 1.1.4 Eastern Box Turtles (eggs?) 0.3 Chickens 2.1 Cats 1.1 Ferrets plus lots of mice and feeder insects 
I never thought that I'd be unhappy to have eggs hatch. The corn snake book that I have said that up to 90 was safe as long as it was not prolonged. Out of the two other eggs(the biggest egg and the half size egg), the biggest is pipped and the half size egg was dead in the egg. His head was misshaped and the yolk was rotten and smelly, and the eyes were not fully developed, so that was probably just because he was in a egg that was two sizes too small. 
