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Last clutch for the year (c'mon pieds!)

Quiet Tempest

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Now I can start the countdown. Reeeeeally hoping there are some female pieds in this clutch. :yesnod:
 
Your male pied is a very nice looking snake. I like his pattern with all that orange, good luck getting some nice female pieds out of this clutch.
 
Kyriel at 10 days

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The fourth egg is tucked out of reach but I have no reason to believe it's not as pink and veiny as the rest. I wish I could fast forward and find out if I finally hatch out my own pied this year.
 
I try to keep my humidity levels no less than 60% for any of my balls. When I have a gravid female, I add some moistened sphagnum moss or additional substrate to her tub to boost the humidity just a bit more and prevent it from bottoming out. So long as humidity stays in my safe zone (60-80%), I don't worry about them.
 
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