Late Easter eggs

[boeh]

Hi there

This year, I won't have any Thamnophis offspring. But there's something else that left me some eggs







I hope that the homemade drying chamber works well. It's the first time that I have some snake eggs.

Greez from Switzerland,
Cyrill

[adamanteus]

Looks like you have things pretty well set up for incubating those eggs Cyrill. As long as you don't let them dry out they'll be fine. Good luck!

[boeh]

Thanks James. I started to set up the box 2 weeks before and tested / changed her quite a lot. This is how it looks like now (maybe someone is interested in):

The relative humidity is arount 90% (+/- 1%).

The temperature is between 27 and 28 ° C (80 - 82 ° F).

[FitnessFreak]

nice, how long do you incubate them for before they hatch?

[Cazador]

Cyrill,

I'm very happy for you. The mother is very pretty, so I hope the babies come out just as nice. Thanks for sharing these great pictures.

Rick

P.S. The incubator looks great.

[Sid]

Cyrill,
Congradulations and hope for a 100% on the hatching. Great speciman and I like the incubator, nice system.

Sid

[abcat1993]

A kingsnake?

[GarterGuy]

Congrats on the eggs Cyrill. I haven't even started breeding my Lampropeltis mex. thayeri yet....had them down a bit long due to some caging problems. Best of luck to you for them.
Roy

[Thamnophis]

Congratulations with the eggs.
They look ok.
Nice species!

[boeh]

Thank you all :-)

@FitnessFreak
They need about 2 months, till they hatch.

@abcat1993
You're right. It's a Lampropeltis mexicana greeri (as sure as I can be).

@GarterGuy
Good luck with yours. Would be interested in pictures of your thayeris.