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question about burm eggs

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i woke up this morning and my 16 ft burm had layed eggs ( didnt know she was expecting) she is agressive and i would rather let her incubate this is the first time in 15 yrs of having snakes that one actually layed. how do you tell what eggs are good and what eggs are "slugs" all of her eggs are white except two (she had 34) she apparently bred with my double het green so i should get some nice babies. anyway the two other eggs have a brown spot on them about the size of a nickle.....please help!
 
if you are suspect of any of them, i would just suck it up throw a towel over her heat, and get them out (assuming you have an incubator). keep in mind, letting her incubate herself isnt bad, if you have the right conditions. a bad part of letting her maternally care for them is, you cant see them fully every day, to make sure they are doing well. if you have an incubator, i would just get them out and incubate them yourself in a well controlled environment, otherwise you are risking the little ones a successful hatch. if the mom was nice and docile, it would be a little different, but if you cant view well on a regular basis, its just a risk you are taking that they will hatch out properly
 
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