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suthernsnail

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i looked in her moist hhide and found one dark dark brown egg the shape of a triangle! she still has about 4-5 in her she was not bred this yr as a matter of fact she has her own domain. so these are all infertile eggs inside of her . i didn't even know snakes would lay eggs w/o a male involved. how can i get these out of her i tried warm water yesterday and she seemed to be pushing but nothing came out. i don't know how long they've been in her but they are big.. help please gail :eek:
 
Gail,

You may have to plan a trip to your local herp vet if you are not comfortable on knowledgeable enough to help her pass them. If you feel up to it you can try to gently move the closest one to the vent down. If things don't move for you a vet would be a good choice. The vet would be able to assist her and have the tools to help. I had one where the vet had a plastic curved syringe filled with KY that was inserted to help grease the tracks so to speak. The eggs moved easily after that. Good luck and keep us posted.
 
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