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looks promising so far

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this is my female Black Headed Python (Circe).
with a little luck, Circe will give me some good eggs this year...
 

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AbsoluteApril said:
Very cool, good luck!
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Thanks.
With these guys I was told I will need all the luck I can get.
I was just happy she did not try to eat her mate :eek:

Also, I forgot to mention they are western type blackheads; big price difference, better looking as adults.
 
need advice

So she laid 5 good eggs and 1 slug on May 2nd.
They are fertile, and blood vessels can be seen when candled.
I have them incubating but they are slowly shriveling up and trying really hard to get moldy.
I did not have these sorts of problems when I did my woma eggs and I am doing things about the same.
They are sitting at 88-89 degrees on vermiculite (lightly damp, not wet) with humidity around 90%. I open the egg box briefly at least weekly to let in some fresh air (although there is ventilation on the egg box).

I had heard BHP eggs were tough from a few different people, but this is just driving me crazy.

Any advice that may help me get these eggs to term would be greatly appreciated.
 
well, 4 of the 5 eggs were beyond saving so I had to preform a badeggectomy.
The lone surviving egg seems to be alright, for now, but I am not going to get my hopes too high. Just going to nurse it along and hope for the best.
Just part of life.
I'll try again in the 2016/17 season.
 
Total Loss

The last egg exploded with mold, almost overnight.
I did all I could.
I incubated them the same as my successful woma clutch but it all just fell apart for these ones.
I'll try again in the 2016/17 season.
 
aww that's a shame, sorry to hear it.
I hope next season is better!
I've been getting weird mold in the snake room this year as well, never happened before. I wonder if it's our bizarre weather or something.
 
AbsoluteApril said:
I've been getting weird mold in the snake room this year as well, never happened before. I wonder if it's our bizarre weather or something.
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I would not be surprised.

The last couple winters have not really lent themselves to breeding, being so warm and dry. I was surprised I got anything.
 
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