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I'll be getting at least normals and anerys. Hoping for hypos/motleys, too.

The second one is starting, too.

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Cornsnake Glossary

Congrats
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Dianne
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Congrats to you, though! I'm all excited for you. Babies are so fun, no matter the animal. I got excited over each litter of rat pups, even if most of them would turn out to be snake food. =P

I'm still waiting on Hecate to shed and lay hers. She finally got past the opaque stage and has gone back to her regular colour, so within the next day or so I expect her to shed. But, I'm beginning to doubt whether she is actually gravid or not. She is not as swollen as she was before going blue. So I don't know if I fell into the "trap" that Kathy Love speaks of in the CSM; where they ovulate AFTER breeding, and look "gravid" right about the time that they should be.

She still has a few "lumps" in her, but it doesn't extend 2/3 of her body length as before. Maybe all of the eggs didn't get fertilized. Wishfull thinking, eh? =P Heck, I'd be happy with one egg at this point. They're both first time breeders, and he's only a 2 year old. So maybe they'll get into the swing of things later down the road.

Again, congrats to you! =B
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