The 1st, however, has a very large and visible un-absorbed yolk sack.
I can’t take much more drama.
One of the baby Biaks I picked up from Underground Reptiles last winter.
This little one originated from the Bushmaster farm in Indonesia.
I traded with someone in California for a pair of Womas a couple of months ago.
Here’s one of them -
The first of the baby Green Tree Pythons to die did so sometime today.
Tonight would be almost four days since I mistakenly pipped half the clutch early.
The snake weighed 8 grams and I detached the yolk sac and weighed it: 2 grams.
It was a little over 11 inches long. Not sure how long the others have to “hold out” before they are safe but I am afraid this will be the first of at least a few (maybe several) to die.
The remaining 12 eggs as of this morning.
And below are the babies in the 11 eggs I pipped in Saturday night. As of 6 AM they are about 3 1/2 days from pipping; 84 hours later.
I am trying to not let these silly eggs get in the way of what is TRULY important to me.
