Thanks Jeff. This is certainly not my first rodeo breeding corns and like I posted before, I have NEVER seen this in my other years producing. I suspected it was simply breeding related, but not sure. I was wondering if it was the fact she was a virgin breeder, but I bred first timers before without the same situation. I was kind of worried he ripped off a hemipene!! However, I saw no tissue or anything in the cage and no additional blood anywhere on the snakes. I appreciated the reply!!

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