| Greenheart Stables |
| Well guess its an excuse to get something large enough/ capable to eat them 🤷♀️, Tegu's look nice XD |
Morning Frost and Afternoon Sunshine| Greenheart Stables |
| Well guess its an excuse to get something large enough/ capable to eat them 🤷♀️, Tegu's look nice XD |
| Angels angels |
| I would see if you can find someone with a monitor or snapping turtle, or something like that lol |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Mm maybe I can scramble them and see if he will eat them like that? Ive seen a different species of snake mess up a slice of salmon so something similar. |
| All Breeds |
| For the most part no. Given the texture of BP eggs they pose a choking/impaction hazard. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| ... can a California kingsnake eat them 👀 I feel like it would make a cool treat |
| All Breeds |
| They may still be healthy and viable and someone may want to hatch them to keep as pets in some cases or may use them if they have egg eating lizards/snakes |
| Angels angels |
| I guess just for me, there is nothing wrong with it in any way, but throwing out perfectly good eggs hurts my soul xD |
| All Breeds |
| Agreed with Angel. See if you could find someone first however I will say that out of 5 eggs that my female laid 2 were slugs and one was fertilized but didn't develop. So I had 2 successful out of "5" |
| Angels angels |
| But I will say normally first time layers don't lay more than around 6. I think 4 is what it normally is. Unless the female is absolutely massive. And sometimes even some of the 4-6 could be slugs |
| Angels angels |
| Green No there is nothing wrong with cutting it down to more manageable size. I would maybe see if you could find a breeder willing to take the eggs before just throwing them out but no thats not bad. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Angel Definitely, im currently saving for a shed kit now. Though I do have a question. Would it be considered a bad this to cull a clutch right after being laid? Turning a 8+ clutch into 4-2? As a quantity control |
| Angels angels |
| Green I guess what I would do then is get her gene tested then if she doesn't have spider you could breed her once and monitor the babies for longer than you normally would before selling them just to make sure there are no signs of anything. And if there are make her pet only and all the babies pet only |
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| Greenheart Stables |
| Well guess its an excuse to get something large enough/ capable to eat them 🤷♀️, Tegu's look nice XD |
| Angels angels |
| I would see if you can find someone with a monitor or snapping turtle, or something like that lol |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Mm maybe I can scramble them and see if he will eat them like that? Ive seen a different species of snake mess up a slice of salmon so something similar. |
| All Breeds |
| For the most part no. Given the texture of BP eggs they pose a choking/impaction hazard. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| ... can a California kingsnake eat them 👀 I feel like it would make a cool treat |
| All Breeds |
| They may still be healthy and viable and someone may want to hatch them to keep as pets in some cases or may use them if they have egg eating lizards/snakes |
| Angels angels |
| I guess just for me, there is nothing wrong with it in any way, but throwing out perfectly good eggs hurts my soul xD |
| All Breeds |
| Agreed with Angel. See if you could find someone first however I will say that out of 5 eggs that my female laid 2 were slugs and one was fertilized but didn't develop. So I had 2 successful out of "5" |
| Angels angels |
| But I will say normally first time layers don't lay more than around 6. I think 4 is what it normally is. Unless the female is absolutely massive. And sometimes even some of the 4-6 could be slugs |
| Angels angels |
| Green No there is nothing wrong with cutting it down to more manageable size. I would maybe see if you could find a breeder willing to take the eggs before just throwing them out but no thats not bad. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Angel Definitely, im currently saving for a shed kit now. Though I do have a question. Would it be considered a bad this to cull a clutch right after being laid? Turning a 8+ clutch into 4-2? As a quantity control |
| Angels angels |
| Green I guess what I would do then is get her gene tested then if she doesn't have spider you could breed her once and monitor the babies for longer than you normally would before selling them just to make sure there are no signs of anything. And if there are make her pet only and all the babies pet only |
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