These eggs took 4 years

[Pzz]

PENELOPE BABIES!!!
Penelope is the one who made me fall in love with house snakes and I can’t wait to see those beautiful orange babies!

[CosmoClaws.__]

“The porta potty at a football game” is just Diabolical To Penelope 💀🐍

[khills]

Incubate til there’s no debate! But at the same time, I would definitely separate out the slugs, just so they don’t affect any good eggs.

[sarah_van_]

First, HUGE congrats. Second, if you don't watch snake discovery's YouTube channel, I would check it out. Some of those slugs can potentially affect the other healthy eggs, and you need to carefully pull apart the eggs instead of incubating in a pile, that way you have better chance of successfully hatching the majority of them. I'm no expert and I apologize if you've heard this before (I definitely don't want to assume you know any less than I do, esp considering you're the reason I got my first crestie). 🖤

[Insuffable]

Congrats Penelope!! Cant wait to see the babys!!!

[KeplerB]

I remember Penelope at the beginning when she was just a baby

[isabeauw.]

I've been hoping for an update on Miss P and her skinny BF!

[Sparklingjellyfish]

OMG i’m so glad Penelope’s finally a mom I’ve been waiting for this for months maybe even a year

[sammyhulan]

So happy Penelope will be a mom ans I can't wait to see her babies!! ❤❤❤

[irisairsoul]

Incubate 'til there's no debate.

[aliciabohn]

They are both absolutely gorgeous!!! Congratulations!! Good luck!

[LizBizBean]

Genuine question - Is it okay to incubate the infertile eggs with the possibly fertile ones of the same clutch? What if the infertile ones rot and mold? Could that be an issue for the fertile ones?

[ConvictsColubrids]

Definitely wouldve been a good idea to remove the slugs, But its probably unsafe for the remainder to do so now as they're probably together pretty well. Ride it out, see what happens! Separating and candeling is always a good idea though. Just a lil tip for next time. Good work ✌️

[jenfarmer]

I know how you feel! On the 4th of July my 3 year old charcoal corn snake just laid her first clutch of eggs (21!!! No slugs 🤯) and I raised her from 8 weeks old ☺️ I'm so excited cos I bred her to an Amel het Anery male so I'll hopefully get some snows (which aren't the most interesting morph but it'll mark a milestone for both me as a first time breeder and Maze as a first time mum 😁 congratulations on Penelope eggies! 🎉

[jmtimmons]

How exciting. I can't wait to see how this turns out!!

[eggygeorge]

I wish you made videos more often man !

[CarolynSpence-xq]

Pretty little snake 🐍, love Penelope's color 😊

[akinmytua]

I was hoping it was an older video so I could check for the update but noooo now I have to wait for the babies

[mfi-cfsp]

WAY TO GO MISS PENELOPE 🧡 can’t wait to see them all after hatching 🐣

[xTynanx]

Way exciting man! I've had my corn Cerin for 9 years, I got him a girlfriend last year and they just had their first clutch!

Hatch date is literally any day now, can't wait! Good luck with your babys!!