rangei slugs

Palex134

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2nd clutch... slugs.

her last clutch was on 5/20. more slugs.

this is what she looked like 4 hours before laying, sorry its a far away shot, It was supposed to be a terrarium shot.
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here's the egg 2 minutes after laid.
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it was gross like fluff, and was not hard shelled. one broke open in my hand, and oozed out. No veins. The other is still together, but apon candling it...
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note:speckles are sand.
inside of egg is yellow. No veins.

why am I still getting slugs? it is her first year breeding, but 2 slug clutches in a row? Now she is seperated with the male, after being with him for a month. A month after that, she laid her first clutch. Any opinions? Both eggs were laid on the surface.
 

Sgvreptiles

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Damn dude,Somethings just happen like that. I had that happen with some S.willamsi. Got 3 dud clutches before 1 good clutch. Might be because the male is to young or the female might not be 100% ready. So just keep trying and sooner or later theyll be good. I finnaly got some S.willamsi eggs cooken!
 

Ken Bartenfeld

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How long are you waiting to check for veins? I have had to wait 2 weeks before in order to notice veins showing.

Maybe your male is shooting blanks? Is he a proven breeder?

Ken
 

Palex134

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no they are yearlings, first time breeding. I bought them from Nathan in January. They were not the usual color of fertile eggs either, they were a lime green bright yellow, and all slimy.
 
no they are yearlings, first time breeding. I bought them from Nathan in January. They were not the usual color of fertile eggs either, they were a lime green bright yellow, and all slimy.
I've had some young girls that have laid a few infertile clutches in the past. Nothing to worry about. Try a different male. Once they start laying fertile clutches, you'll have plenty of babies. Feel free to give me a call.
 

Palex134

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ok,
well these were taken tonight. She laid last on 6/16, so she should lay soon. These eggs look big, possibly bigger then her last. That could be good. Hopefully these will be fertile!

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