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QueenVic Posted - 22/06/2011 : 13:00:09
The hatchling is fully out of the egg but there is a thick looking goo in the slit and a pinkish string still attached to its cloaca.

The lower, buried eggs haven't started hatching yet.

Advice please!
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QueenVic Posted - 23/06/2011 : 14:03:31
Thanks guys, he it came off last night n he's set up in his tub now
eeji Posted - 22/06/2011 : 18:17:54
thats the umbilical cord so it should drop off on its own soon, like GP already says keep him in the incubator for now
QueenVic Posted - 22/06/2011 : 14:59:35
Okidoki, thanks very much.

Will it break at the cloaca or will it arbsorb it?
There looks to be a lot, but the pinkish tube is almost white now...
gingerpony Posted - 22/06/2011 : 14:00:35
yeah if you keep it in the incubator the humidity will keep it damp and as it moves around it should gently dislodge it, i'd reassess in 12-24 hours
QueenVic Posted - 22/06/2011 : 13:55:35
Okidoki, cheers.

In Kathy n bills book it says to put the snake in a cup with a little water in the bottom, so shall I keep it wet?
gingerpony Posted - 22/06/2011 : 13:32:38
leave it alone in the incubator for a day, it's the yolk sac and associated bits n bobs, might also be a sign it wasn't quite cooked yet

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