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Do you know if your eggs are fertilized or not? It’s easy to tell once you know what you’re looking for! Simply, crack an egg open and take a look at the germinal spot: 🥚Unfertilized: tight, pinhead-looking dot 🥚Fertilized: wider, bullseye pattern Does this make a difference when it comes to eating them? Nope! Both fertilized and unfertilized eggs are edible and there is no nutritional difference. I know it might feel weird at first to eat fertilized eggs, but unless they’ve been heated at a s

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We got this beautiful Python egg clutch from this beautiful yellow momma python 🥚🐍 The infertile egg might seem shocking or strange, but don’t worry, it’s totally common and a natural part of snake reproduction. So why did it happen when its siblings are perfectly fertile 🤔It’s simple biology, for a snake egg to be fertile, the female’s egg must be successfully fertilized by the male. This one either wasn’t fertilized at all, or developed stopped very early. A bit peculiar but totally normal!