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By Ophidile,
posted 15 years ago Photographer

Lady Bub laid last night!!

Second of 6 (I hope) clutches!
She was paired with my lavender male, het snow.

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NennaMeerkat ~nennameerkat

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15 years ago

Those will be some gorgeous babies. Can't wait to see them!

Ophidile ~ophidile

OP

Photographer

15 years ago

Thanks!
I expect an even split of normals, amels, aneries, and snows, all het for lavender (and whatever snow genes they aren't homozygous for)

NennaMeerkat ~nennameerkat

Writer

15 years ago

I am not up on my snake/corn terms but I assume most of it means those light colors similar to the male and female?

Ophidile ~ophidile

OP

Photographer

15 years ago

yep!
Some of them are black and white and some are red and white tho.

NennaMeerkat ~nennameerkat

Writer

15 years ago

It will be an interesting mix :)

Do you allow your snakes to care for the eggs until they hatch or do you remove them and do it yourself?

Ophidile ~ophidile

OP

Photographer

15 years ago

I remove them after about a day...
Corn snakes don't usually incubate their eggs the whole way like some snakes.
And the incubator is a much more controlled environment!

NennaMeerkat ~nennameerkat

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15 years ago

I figured as much. Not only is it a controlled environment but a easy way to monitor the eggs without stressing the parent.

killerlaughter ~killerlaughter

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15 years ago

is she dangerous?

Ophidile ~ophidile

OP

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15 years ago

Very dangerous... to mice.
Even if she bit me (she hasn't yet) she wouldn't leave more than a few pricks.

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