no this is not an oriental recipe or anything. i understand that you are not to roll or turn a snake egg but what do you do when the snake laying them rolls them? i didnt want to remove the eggs until she was done but i checked on her and noticed the eggs were in a different location then before. i went on and took them and put them in the bator but i am not sure if they will make it .
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snake egg roll
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Nanci
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They will be fine, if they were fertile to begin with. I can't lay my hands on the study at the moment, but experiments have been done with turning eggs at a prescribed interval and with mailing eggs around the country which showed that eggs can withstand a lot more rough treatment that we have historically been led to believe. You want to disturb the eggs as little as possible, just to be safe, and they are more likely to be harmed at the end of incubation rather than the beginning, but as long as you start them out in as close an approximation of how the female laid them as you can, and don't do anything drastic with them as they are incubating, you have nothing to worry about in that regard.