The Happ (Carinthia) Reptilezoo can look forward to young people: a Net Python has laid around 35 eggs. The little ones come out within 90 days.
“We are very calmed, because only when reptiles feel good, they mate,” explains the zoo operator and snake expert Helga Happ. “This is a confirmation that we offer the animals a good environment.” This means that the Happ Reptilezoo regularly happens that the residents of animals multiply.
“We have already noticed that our mesh Python woman has become thicker and thicker, the night of Monday it was time,” says Happ. “The 35 eggs are now built for a good 90 days.” “This year, Mother’s Day in the Reptile is so very joyful when a freshly baked snake mother also comes to the human mothers.”
Sober Mother Python, Aggressive Young Animals
While the mother breeds, she does not eat food. “From time to time she only drinks a little water. We can’t add anything, because snakes immediately recognize this with their smell, “said Happ. If it is so far, the babies cut the leathery egg with their “egg tooth”.
“They stay in the egg the first day, only on the second day they dare,” explains the reptile expert. “You are very aggressive, biting quickly. After all, everything is a threat to the little ones. “You can’t expose them because they wear germs that can be fatal for wild animals,” Happ explains. “And if enough pythons are bred, none will be removed from the wilderness.”
Source: Krone
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