DISASTER While Removing Python Eggs! [I Messed Up] HD

You will often see videos about reptile breeding success. This week, we chose to share our failure. When a female Albino Super Dwarf Retic lays her clutch a few months ahead of schedule, we did not have time to provide her the proper nutritional boost required for a small snake to produce a large clutch of eggs. The result was devastating. Many eggs were infertile, and while pulling the clutch away from the mother to place it in the incubator, 3 of the weak shelled eggs burst open, leaking fluids all of the remaining good eggs. It will be a long 3 months wait to see if we were able to save any of them all all. FTF or "Free Tip Friday" segments like this are designed to help you gain knowledge and understanding about how to, why, and what it is like keeping reptiles, and often specifically Superdwarf and Dwarf Reticulated Pythons, which we specialize in. This is an interactive segment, and if you would like us to share our views or information about a topic, let us know in the comment section! Start by connecting with Garrett Hartle on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GarrettJHartle Instagram: @reach_out_reptiles.com Learn more about Reach Out Reptiles on our website: www.reachoutreptiles.com Email: info@reachoutreptiles.com Send all mail to: Reach Out Reptiles 4960 William Flynn Hwy Suite 6, #200 Allison Park PA 15101 Thank you so much for your support of all of us in the industry, but a big and personal THANK YOU from us for watching, "liking" and "subscribing" and commenting below so I can get to connect with you more!