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    Default Snakes

    Ok, so I know that snakes are naturally raw eaters, but I just had to celebrate and post about this. This is my first year breeding my ball pythons (I breed for color and pattern morphs) and I went through all the steps of introducing the snakes, checking for locks, ect. Finally she ovulated and had her pre-lay shed. But no eggs. I waited and waited, and finally 2 months, 1 week, and 3 days later, she lays 6 eggs!

    I got the incubator running and put them in today. 59 days till their expected hatch date! If anyone is interested, I can post pictures of the parents and the eggs. I'm just so excited!

    And for anyone who likes rescued animals, I also rescue reptiles and hope to have an actual reptile rescue up and running when my husband and I own a home. I actually have one rescued ball python right now named Ross. He's been adopted by my co-worker and will be going home this summer when my co-worker gets his new apartment. :)
    Starting Weight: 215lbs
    Current Weight: 212lbs
    Goal Weight: 135lbs
    Weight Gone - 3lbs

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    I know, I know, to each his own. Personally, I'll stay as far away from snakes as possible. Congratulations on increasing the snake population?
    To Your Health!
    Ilse (aka EmmaT)

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    I understand that many people either fear or dislike snakes and yes, to each their own. I love my snakes. To me they are pieces of living art.

    http://sokadrake.proboards.com/index...read=35&page=1

    That is where you can find pictures of the breeding pair and the eggs. Pictures of the hatchlings will be posted there once they hatch.
    Starting Weight: 215lbs
    Current Weight: 212lbs
    Goal Weight: 135lbs
    Weight Gone - 3lbs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Soka View Post
    Ok, so I know that snakes are naturally raw eaters, but I just had to celebrate and post about this. This is my first year breeding my ball pythons (I breed for color and pattern morphs) and I went through all the steps of introducing the snakes, checking for locks, ect. Finally she ovulated and had her pre-lay shed. But no eggs. I waited and waited, and finally 2 months, 1 week, and 3 days later, she lays 6 eggs!

    I got the incubator running and put them in today. 59 days till their expected hatch date! If anyone is interested, I can post pictures of the parents and the eggs. I'm just so excited!

    And for anyone who likes rescued animals, I also rescue reptiles and hope to have an actual reptile rescue up and running when my husband and I own a home. I actually have one rescued ball python right now named Ross. He's been adopted by my co-worker and will be going home this summer when my co-worker gets his new apartment. :)
    Congratulations on your snake babies!

    My son is really into snakes and would love to see pictures.

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    We will see. Snakes not yet ones I want to share planet with...eeeeek. I will one day ok?

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    I think snakes are great, beautiful, and have their place in this world. I just haven't ever wanted one for a pet. My adult son used to have a house full of snakes, turtles, lizards, etc. we used to call him the lizard man. lol

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    how cool! what beautiful snakes! I always wanted a snake, I think they are so awesome..but I dont have the guts to take care of one

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    "so, I know that snakes are naturally raw eaters"
    Aren't all animals naturally raw eaters? lol

    Congratulations btw!
    ~I am only interested in results. If something works, then an explanation is really just an intellectual exercise. ~

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    wow, those are really beautiful snakes! I think snakes are really cool.:) Post pictures of the babies when they hatch!
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