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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" Loren's Avatar
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    Re: Hatchlings vs. "neo-nate"??

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    In ovo-viviparous reptiles there is no ubilical cord... although the babies appear to be born live, they are in fact incubated in a membrane-like 'shell', and delivered at the moment of hatching. There is no physical connection to the mother.
    Ah, thanks James.

    So, does this mean gravid snakes can smoke and drink without affecting the babies?

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    Re: Hatchlings vs. "neo-nate"??

    Quote Originally Posted by Loren View Post
    So, does this mean gravid snakes can smoke and drink without affecting the babies?
    You betcha! Actually, I'm not totally sure about that.....
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    Re: Hatchlings vs. "neo-nate"??

    You never know............Chili looks like she's had some pretty wild parties out there. Although that might explain a couple of her kids.
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    Re: Hatchlings vs. "neo-nate"??

    Quote Originally Posted by Loren View Post
    So, does this mean gravid snakes can smoke and drink without affecting the babies?
    Sure! Pate and soft cheese are on the menu too!
    James.

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