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columadboi
Egg

United Kingdom
71 Posts

Posted - 20/07/2011 :  02:02:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hello,

i just need some advice really. i had a batch of eggs a little while ago and 90 days later they still have not hatched.

i have done the incubater with a poly box just like the ones on the website.

The heater is set to 28c and comes on as and when it needs to with the sensor.

i have recently had a seconded batch which seems to look good.


so yeah i just need a little advice and help really as im not sure its ment to take this long.

thank you all in advance

im a snake acholic :D

KITTYCAT
Hatchling

United Kingdom
492 Posts

Posted - 20/07/2011 :  08:53:25  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hi , i wouldnt panick aslong as the eggs look healthy they should hatch really soon i think i have heard of some taking 12-14 weeks to hatch it all depends on temps, moisture conditions. good luck.

1.0.0 carolina corn (herbie)
0.1.0 snow corn (casper)
0.0.1 anery motley corn(diesel)
0.0.1 calafornia banded king snake (ozzy)
0.1.0 royal python (pandora)
0.0.1 boa constrictor (bullet)
1.0.0 weinmaraner (zac)
1.0.0 staffy (zeus)
1.1.0 cats (sophie n pepe)
0.0.1 fish (fish)


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gingerpony
Queen Bee

United Kingdom
10455 Posts

Posted - 20/07/2011 :  14:21:43  Show Profile  Click to see gingerpony's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
are they definitely fertile eggs not slugs that you're incubating?
at 28*C and 80%+ humidity you'd expect them to hatch around the 60 day mark

do you have any pics of them?

cornsnakes, ratsnakes, bullsnakes, boas and day geckos

Location:Leeds/York/Selby area
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columadboi
Egg

United Kingdom
71 Posts

Posted - 21/07/2011 :  00:46:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
right today i have had a look at them and two have their heads poking out so thats a good sign.

i have 13 eggs left from the first batch which i have 11 left after these two have now hatched.

All the eggs look heathy and are not slugs... strangely enough i have never had any slugs from her so they are very good at what they do ;) lol. jokes aside i spay them every other day and did have a couple that went mouldy so i had to get rid of them because they had little bugs eating them so i separated all the eggs to prevent contamination and has worked a treat.

This is the first time i have incubated them this way so i was worried when they wernt hatching.

im a snake acholic :D
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thistle
Sub Adult

United Kingdom
1757 Posts

Posted - 21/07/2011 :  00:55:53  Show Profile  Visit thistle's Homepage  Reply with Quote
That's amazing that they are hatching after all this time. I hope the rest of them are ok and make sn appearance soon.

2.0.0 Dogs (westie Angus, shih tzu Archie)
0.5.0 African Pygmy Hedgehogs (Harriet, Amelia, Matilda, Jemima, Maisie) RIP Hector
0.4.0 Guinea Pigs (Isobel, Effy, Mrs Mack & Sheila)
1.0.0 Lutino C0ckatiel (Sammy)
3.0.0 Corn Snakes - CB10 Amel (Barnaby), CB11 Anery Lavender (Bailey), CB10 Caramel Motley (Bradley)
0.1.0 CB11 Western Hognose Snake (Maggie)
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columadboi
Egg

United Kingdom
71 Posts

Posted - 21/07/2011 :  01:08:30  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
yeah im quite suprised but i am soo happy they are hatching. so far from what i can see they look like really nice colours so i will get some pictures once they have come completly out.

thank you, the eggs are huge lol so i prosume the rest will slowly follow suit.

im a snake acholic :D

Edited by - columadboi on 21/07/2011 01:08:59
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gingerpony
Queen Bee

United Kingdom
10455 Posts

Posted - 21/07/2011 :  12:16:49  Show Profile  Click to see gingerpony's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
congrats on the hatchies
might be worth double-checking the temp inside the bator with a different thermometer as usually a longer incubation period is indicative of slightly lower temps

cornsnakes, ratsnakes, bullsnakes, boas and day geckos

Location:Leeds/York/Selby area
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columadboi
Egg

United Kingdom
71 Posts

Posted - 27/07/2011 :  00:16:43  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hello all,

just a little update on how they are getting on.

i have now had 10 baby corns hatch and have recently had their first number 2 and number 1 (like you wanted to know that lol).

Now im just waiting for them to have a first shed so i can feed them :) cant wait :).

so overall im very pleased with how its worked out and i still have 3 eggs left so fingers crossed.

regards marcus

ps i will try and upload some pictures for you all to see very soon.


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Edited by - columadboi on 27/07/2011 00:17:11
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tordyjo
Fully Grown Corn

United Kingdom
2036 Posts

Posted - 27/07/2011 :  07:23:33  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
congrats on the new additions and pics are a must

LillyCrystalHarry
1.2.0 corns, 1.1.0 cats tropical guppies who continually breed

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