Yes, the mothers will stay with the eggs, sort of like pythons, curled around them. I've not seen the thermoregulatory twitching with them, though. There is limited information available about brooding in this species. This is one litter.
I'd love to see their parents. Do mother _C. rhodostoma_ stick with their eggs just as most mother pitvipers stay with their babies? And is this all just one litter?
I tried about 6 times to load this - is it hosed up for everyone or just me? Bumming...
thaipulsedotcom 2 years ago
Don't know why you can not see it. It comes in for us. take care.
kyreptilezoo 2 years ago
ALOT of babies.
codeytherogue 3 years ago
Yes, the mothers will stay with the eggs, sort of like pythons, curled around them. I've not seen the thermoregulatory twitching with them, though. There is limited information available about brooding in this species. This is one litter.
kyreptilezoo 3 years ago
what you need to do to led the eggs go hetch good ? i have no idea :P im no snake expert just intersting you do like good tempurture or alot more ?
ajezupk 2 years ago
Temps of 80 to85 degrees F what we hatch the eggs at.
kyreptilezoo 2 years ago
I'd love to see their parents. Do mother _C. rhodostoma_ stick with their eggs just as most mother pitvipers stay with their babies? And is this all just one litter?
DaboiaRusselli 3 years ago