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EdgyExoticReptiles · 06-10-2008, 07:19 PM

I wouldn't say it is very common in the wild but it does happen once in a while
[quote=Zephyr;58222]Inbreeding is very common in wild snakes for one. For two, it's safe, genetically speaking, for up to seven generations.

Zephyr · 06-10-2008, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by EdgyExoticReptiles

I wouldn't say it is very common in the wild but it does happen once in a while

I've seen populations in which apparent genetic bottlenecks have occurred, especially on one part of the three river peninsulas I herp.

aSnakeLovinBabe · 06-12-2008, 05:09 PM

Omg Shanley.... o M G Where Are Sooty's Babies Shanley??? Hurry Up Or Shes Gonna Have Her Babies Ahhhhh!!! Hurryyyyy!!! The Babies Are Coming Shanley And They Will Be All Over The Place Begging For Food What Will You Do When You Have 20 Little Sooty's!!!!

Snake lover 3-25 · 06-12-2008, 05:16 PM

well..... right now i have to take care of her hopefuly B4 her babies come......

Snake lover 3-25 · 06-12-2008, 06:55 PM

i just don't understand..... why wouldn't she eat when she is gravid???? she hasn't eaten anything in 2 wks...... how does she feed the babies???? their still growing.....

EdgyExoticReptiles · 06-12-2008, 07:58 PM

they dont eat i think because it is uncomfortable for them for the babies stretch the area around where the food has to go through making it hard to get past

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Originally Posted by Snake lover 3-25

i just don't understand..... why wouldn't she eat when she is gravid???? she hasn't eaten anything in 2 wks...... how does she feed the babies???? their still growing.....

Snake lover 3-25 · 06-12-2008, 08:24 PM

o but how do the babies grow with no nutrition???

Zephyr · 06-12-2008, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Snake lover 3-25

o but how do the babies grow with no nutrition???

There may just be the "final preparations" going on inside; the bebies are already fully developed. One theory I heard about the pre-birth shed is that it clears the vent area of debris, allowing for the babies to pass out more easily.

aSnakeLovinBabe · 06-12-2008, 08:38 PM

the babies grow off of what mama snake has stored in fat from eating so much in her early pregnancy stages... thats why it's always good to feed them extra during gravidity and after they have their babies.. ever notice how thin a mama snake is after she gives birth??! she puts everything shes got into the little ones

Snake lover 3-25 · 06-12-2008, 08:53 PM

yeah.... but do they usually stop eating about a month after giving birth???? that's what my other one did and she didn't start eating again till march..... aug- march...... is that way to long????? i tried to feed her and i ended up puting her into brumation which kick started her feeding.....

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aSnakeLovinBabe The Serpentine Queen Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,184 Country:	Re: oopps........ Omg Shanley.... o M G Where Are Sooty's Babies Shanley??? Hurry Up Or Shes Gonna Have Her Babies Ahhhhh!!! Hurryyyyy!!! The Babies Are Coming Shanley And They Will Be All Over The Place Begging For Food What Will You Do When You Have 20 Little Sooty's!!!! __________________ Shannon<3Nicole So while you're outside looking in, Describing what you see, Remember what you're staring at is me.

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Snake lover 3-25 "PM Boots For Custom Title" Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: NY Posts: 2,540 Country:	Re: oopps........ well..... right now i have to take care of her hopefuly B4 her babies come...... __________________ S h a n l e y 1.3 eastern garters 1 midland painted turtle 1 bernese mountain dog 1 half siamese cat

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aSnakeLovinBabe The Serpentine Queen Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,184 Country:	Re: oopps........ the babies grow off of what mama snake has stored in fat from eating so much in her early pregnancy stages... thats why it's always good to feed them extra during gravidity and after they have their babies.. ever notice how thin a mama snake is after she gives birth??! she puts everything shes got into the little ones __________________ Shannon<3Nicole So while you're outside looking in, Describing what you see, Remember what you're staring at is me.

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Snake lover 3-25 "PM Boots For Custom Title" Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: NY Posts: 2,540 Country:	Re: oopps........ yeah.... but do they usually stop eating about a month after giving birth???? that's what my other one did and she didn't start eating again till march..... aug- march...... is that way to long????? i tried to feed her and i ended up puting her into brumation which kick started her feeding..... __________________ S h a n l e y 1.3 eastern garters 1 midland painted turtle 1 bernese mountain dog 1 half siamese cat

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