here's a picture of my first ever burm eggs. It's from a granite to albino breeding.
Wish me luck.
-JT
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First burm eggs..
skincity702
May 30, 2011 08:30 PM
Replies (4)
Kelly_Haller
May 31, 2011 06:42 PM
I am assuming the one on the left is on it's end, but they all look nice. Good luck with them.
Kelly
jmdexotics
Jun 05, 2011 10:16 PM
Congratulation on your clutch.
I'm getting into burm and was just wondering how big your female is i thought they have bigger clutches.
My female is going on 2 years old and is 8 feet long weighting roughly around 30 pound is my female going to give a clutch roughly that size?
skincity702
Jun 07, 2011 04:22 PM
Well, yes they can have bigger clutches. My female is around 12' long. Still a little young in my opinion and first time clutches are usually smaller. Gotta get em big to get the big clutches.
Kelly_Haller
Jun 12, 2011 11:09 AM
In my experience, a younger 12 ft. female will typically drop between 25 and 30 eggs for a first clutch. It is best to wait until burmese are at least 3 years of age before breeding, regardless of length. I had an 8 year old female I acquired in a trade many years ago that was 12.5 feet and she dropped 42 fertile eggs that all hatched except two. The interesting thing was that all the eggs were about 75% normal size.
Kelly
