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Yellowtail, blacktail, and rubidus (incredible!) eggs have been posted. And there's Eastern eggs too. Got home from work about 5:30 PM today. Sister Skink was in nest box with eggs. What do you do first: go in the house to greet your spouse or count them, take photos, and transfer eggs?
She lay 8/11, 18 days after shed. Last March she lay 9/10 good eggs.
More clutches due soon.
Hi Steve,
I agree the "Indigo/Cribo" forum has been nice with all the recent activity.
We just need someone to produce here in the USA to breed the Margarita Island Cribo (Drymarchon corais margaritae), Orizaba Cribo (Drymarchon melanurus orizabensis), and the newly discovered species (Drymarchon caudomaculatus).
Anyone out there with pictures of these snakes?
Truly,
Paul Bodnar
Crocodile Wildlife Conservationist
Steve,
I thought I heard a scream of joy comming from the North!!
Congrats,
ALAN B
Congrats!!!
I hope you've said hello to your wife by now! 
Congratulations and best of luck with the eggs.
>>Yellowtail, blacktail, and rubidus (incredible!) eggs have been posted. And there's Eastern eggs too. Got home from work about 5:30 PM today. Sister Skink was in nest box with eggs. What do you do first: go in the house to greet your spouse or count them, take photos, and transfer eggs?
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>>She lay 8/11, 18 days after shed. Last March she lay 9/10 good eggs.
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>>More clutches due soon.
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Congrats!
My female just shed 2 days ago.
Eric
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