ok update i have a pet green snake it laid two eggsone was flat,,so i put one in some rabbit fur i had in a small bowl with a lid and put oles in it and sprtits it with a little warm watteri put it in the warmest room in the housebut how do i know if the egg is fertile or noti found the snake so i wouldn‘t if it had a companionPLZ help and ty
You should never squirt a snake egg with water and you need a proper incubator set to the right temperature and humidity for it to hatch. its never going to hatch now you've killed it!!! You shouldn't keep wild snakes as pets either, green snakes are notoriously hard to keep you're only going to end up killing it. you should let it go.
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you probably wouln't notice a difference. you drive a honda.
Generally eggs should be incubated in some type of substrate. usually people use vermiculite or perlite (I prefer perlite as it won't drown an egg) or moss. The substrate should be damp, not wet and the eggs should be partially buried. If there is holes in the tub they need to be pinholes. If the holes are too large, the eggs will dry out. They don't need a lot of air. You want to keep water off eggs. That will drown them. Humidity is necessary, wettness is not. I'd just keep them around 82 degrees if you can (a little cooler is better then too hot) and wait. Fertile eggs are leathery and dry and are a white to off white color. Infertile tend to look wet and are yellowish. You will know pretty quickly if the eggs are fertile or not. If they aren't they will collapse and mold pretty quickly.
