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Old 27-Dec-07, 01:06 PM
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I have some that are on day 71, perfect looking eggs incubated at 30.5 - 31.5. This is the longest I have ever waited for a clutch to hatch.

Nice work Congo!
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Old 27-Dec-07, 02:19 PM
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Thanks Viridis and yes 87 days is a long time,
#2 is a snappy bugger and only half way out of his egg !

Previous breeders Question - Did you find them hard to get feeding, as i have been told previously that they are queit hard to get going with out scenting with finch or something like that.

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Old 27-Dec-07, 02:32 PM
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yeah juvie olivs can be stuborn
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Thats awsome congrats
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Old 27-Dec-07, 02:57 PM
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Thanks Viridis and yes 87 days is a long time,
#2 is a snappy bugger and only half way out of his egg !

Previous breeders Question - Did you find them hard to get feeding, as i have been told previously that they are queit hard to get going with out scenting with finch or something like that.

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Probably half will start feeding fine without using finches or chicks. The trick, as with most snakes is let them get as hungry as possible. Don't even offer them food for about 8 weeks, then try.
Live hopper mice are usually the best. If you wind up with some really stubborn ones then go for finches or day old chicks.
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Old 28-Dec-07, 11:35 AM
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grats gl with them.
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congrats! cant wait 4 pics
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Old 29-Dec-07, 04:06 PM
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Pics as promised

Heres the pic's as promised one is in the incubator tub and the other is it in its new hatchling tub.

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Very nice congo,carnt wait.Thanks for the pics
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