Yesterday i found four eggs from our Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri. Also known as Thayer's Kingsnake, variable Kingsnake or Nuevo Leon Kingsnake. This snake is normally found in Mexico.

Three eggs looks good but the fourth is rather smaller so I don’t think it’s healthy and will hatch. But we’ll see. Stranger things have happened.

We have goals for the students that they shall breed animals so it’s a good thing we get offspring like this. Then the student gets experience of breeding snakes which is a good thing if they choose this line of work in the future.