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I know we had a few others out there that were a day or two ahead of me.. that would make you 111 and 112 days POS. SO.. have you had your babies or are you still waiting as well?

Let me ask someone this.. how long before we start to get worried? I have heard that the closer to 105 days the better as for healthy young Vs maybe 100 days and then birth. So how long after the 105 POS do I start to worry this is too long?

I am at 110,, what if I hit 115.. or 120??? God forbid~

I prefer 110 1/2 which would be when I get home from work today.
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Shawn Morelan
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I'm getting a bit sick about it! Although she looks and acts fine! This is a picture of Brook as of last night.

Yep, wating really sucks. But the reward is really worth it! My F3 salmon female is at 105 today. She was bred by another F3 Salmon and I can't wait to see the patterns on the babies! Good luck to you Sean, we really hope to see some white babies crwling around in your cage soon! Take care.

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Derek Roberts
Sonoran Reptile Breeders
sonoranreptile@cox.net

She has still not dropped and we are waiting on edge. But I shouldn't be surprised, our last female dropped at 115 days just last month so I wouldn't worry too much. If they waited this long then I would guess there are babies inside!!! Good luck keeping all your fingernails because all of mine are gone.

Steve
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www.srsnakes.com

At least you won't have any preemies and the liklihood of getting slugs goes down the longer she takes. I'm trying to make you feel better here, buddy. Is it working?

Your girl will deliver for you....obviously she just hasn't "read the book" yet!

Denny

np
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....a seriously grumpy, rotund serpent. I should get a picture of her. She's cute in her petulance.
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Linda Hedgpeth
lindafh@frontiernet.net
Sierra Serpents

"There is just as much horse sense as ever, but the horses have most of it".

Here is what I did, I slept very little and looked into her cage about every half hour. Then I showed her a calander and when she was suppost to have babies. After a few days of that she squeezed them out right before my eyes.

I do wish you guys luck. The hardest part about breeding these guys is waiting.
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Bryan Brown
The Reptile Keeper, Reptile and Inventory tracking software.

a big pile o babies

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Bryan Brown
The Reptile Keeper, Reptile and Inventory tracking software.

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Linda Hedgpeth
lindafh@frontiernet.net
Sierra Serpents

"There is just as much horse sense as ever, but the horses have most of it".