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to slit or not??????????

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dw662002

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ok this is my 2nd year breeding as a hobby. last year i had a clutch in the incubator @ 82 degrees and they hatched on day 61 with no problems. this year i have another clutch in the incubator @81 degrees. nice fat plump white eggs. great right ? well heres is where the ? comes in. they are on day 85 with no signs of being ready. now i know with lower temps they will take a lil bit longer but is there a "danger" zone for time? i mean should i slit them or just let them go?
 
as long as they look good, I wont do anything with them! Just leave them alone, like Nancy said. When they're ready, they'll come out of there eggs :)
 
I was actually just wondering this myself. 6 our of my 7 eggs have hatched all pretty healthy looking snakes. The 7th one is really really dimpled but no slits yet. And its been a few days.
 
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