Taiwan Beauty snake clutch

[Janiman]

Well, in addition to my luck with my Jani, my TBS had a stellar clutch of 19 eggs. Not bad for her first try, EH? Looks like one is a slug but the rest look great. One thing I did notice is that the eggs are a bit harder (more brittle) than my pine eggs were. I don't know if it's a problem, but I'm sure some of you TBS or VBB breeders can shed some light on this for me.

Thanks,
Francis

[Invictus]

My VBB eggs do feel much more brittle than my corn snake eggs. Congrats on the clutch, 19 is awesome!

[RDJ]

19? awesome! congrats.

[Ash19]

I want a taiwan beauty!!

[oscar]

wow.. congrats!

Scott

[carpetpythonjod]

19 eggs, that is awesome. did you incubate or did you leave them in the cage w/mama? my blue just layed, last night and today, not sure how many, she is protecting them pretty good. if you incubated, what temp and humidity did you use? also, does anyone know of a good website for info? or maybe a good book on beauty snakes? thanksss.



1.1 ball pythons, 1.1 black and white cal. kings, 1.1 banana phase cal. kings, .1 leucistic texas rat, 1. ghost corn, .1 jungle carpet python, .1 taiwan beauty, .1 vietnamese beauty, 4 dogs, 1 cat, 1. chinese water dragon, 2.2 bearded dragons, 1.1 german giant bearded dragons, 1.1 egyptian uros, .1 ornate uro, 1. leopard gecko, 4 fish tanks ( 1 salt ), 1. turnip tail (xenagama batillifera).

[gonesnakee]

http://www.slitheringserpents.com/bluebeautycare.htm Egg care is the same as most all Colubrids I'd go with a temp in the low 80's & in 2 months you should have hatchlings. If you leave them in with momma they will likely all dry out & die, an incubator is the best bet. Mark

[carpetpythonjod]

thanks for the info. i will get them moved right away.i am excited about this, i have done beardies, viper geckos, garter snakes and musk turtles sucessfully. really lookin forward to our first snake egg clutch.again thanks for the info.