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Old 05-05-11, 02:02 PM   #16
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Re: Excited about this clutch...

Very cool Julian, is that one of Corey's stock? Way lighter than any of my lesser ghosts.
Stephan; 54-56 days at 89.5-90. Shorter for higher temps, longer for lower temps.
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Old 05-05-11, 04:11 PM   #17
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Very cool Julian, is that one of Corey's stock? Way lighter than any of my lesser ghosts.
Stephan; 54-56 days at 89.5-90. Shorter for higher temps, longer for lower temps.
I don't mean to take this thread off-topic, but are there advantages to higher/lower temps, or does it not really matter?
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Old 05-05-11, 04:19 PM   #18
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I don't mean to take this thread off-topic, but are there advantages to higher/lower temps, or does it not really matter?
After a certain temperature they cook.

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Old 05-05-11, 10:22 PM   #19
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Absolutely stunning! I can't wait to see the offspring...good luck with the wait
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Re: Excited about this clutch...

thanks again guys!

Mykee, she is one of Corey's stock. i picked her up in the summer and am very happy that she went all the way this year. she was hatched in 2008. where are your lesser ghosts from?


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I don't mean to take this thread off-topic, but are there advantages to higher/lower temps, or does it not really matter?
ball python eggs can be successfully incubated anywhere from 86-90 degrees and i have heard of success at temps outside of this range. as Mykee said, incubating at the cooler end of the range means a longer wait than incubating at the warmer end. ball python eggs can hatch at 53-60 days depending on temps. i prefer to incubate cooler (87.5F) and wait longer because i feel that this reduces the occurrence and risk of deformities and death but success is seen at many incubation temps.

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Old 05-24-11, 08:50 AM   #21
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Oh wow shes absolutely gorgeous! Congrats on the all the healthy eggs! You will be posting baby pictures right? I'm pretty much going to have to demand baby pictures here. XD;
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Old 05-24-11, 09:12 AM   #22
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I incubate everything at 89.4.


Julian, all of my ghost stock; LOG, POG, all my lesser het OG's, SPOG, plain old OG's are all from Corey's lstock as well.
In my opinion, you find a great breeder, you stick with him, that and we've been friends for 11 years and I'm at his place all the time...
I've probably spent over $75K with Corey.
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Just curious where you unload your normal mykee? I was thinking of pet stores but most of them have terrible husbandry and the animals get infested with mites within weeks.
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I wholesale my normals to wholesalers or give them away free with the purchase of a morph. I don't produce many normals anymore though, maybe 4-5 this season.
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You're going to get double that estimate this year just because you said it Mykee!
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Shhhh, maybe They didn't hear...
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