The 3.74 meter reticulated python is finally finished, I am extremely proud, I feel like a peacock
There were probably more than a thousand pieces and I still have a 2.5 meter burmese degreasing and two other snakes in the freezer waiting to be cleaned and articulated
Were the 2 eggs with the deformed babies the ones with the defective calcium (and therefore kinda expected) or were they from the standard eggs (random chance)?
This first clutch had normal calcification. One of the eggs looked completely normal, the other however was nearly twice the size of the others. I've seen this happen a few times: for some reason these eggs cannot release moisture. It just keeps absorbing. The albumin is thin and under immense pressure and the baby is always deformed. I have no clue why.
I cut both these eggs because everyone else was out and they hadn't even pipped yet.