I'm sure this is not the brightest question, but do female corn snakes that have never been exposed to other snakes ordinarily lay eggs? I know the eggs would not be fertile, but I haven't been able to get an answer as to whether they normally produce sterile eggs if raised alone.
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Egg laying and a single female corn snake
- Thread starter MichBill
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rich333
They Are Coming!!!
Yes...they Can. I believe once the reach the age/size where ovulation takes place..and there is no sperm to fertilize the ova...some will lay "Slugs" some will....i hear...re-absorb any that havent been "shelled". So yes, i think it's fairly common. Some might even suggest getting her a mate for next season.
