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Six of these just came out of my female dusky pig. She has had ample opportunity to breed with a male, but I have not observed any breeding. That is not to say that none occurred, as I left so they might have some privacy. Actually, I left them and went off to do other things.:sleeping:

Anyhooo..... Does anyone know what these are? They are solid, (dried) egg yolk-like all the way through. Nothing resembling any developing embryo inside.

She is eating just fine, and appears perfectly healthy.
 

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Slugs they are. If breeding took place, it wasn't fertile. brings back memories of my "surprise" babies. I had put the male and female together for a display I was doing...never thought anything of it (wasn't really the right time of year) until I walked in one day a few months later and had 5-6 babies in the cage.
 
I figured that's probably what they were, but thought they only occurred in egg-laying species. Thanks
 
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