She was moving her nest around, we have the incubator ready for when her eggs come. It is at the right temp a little humid but can deal with that. But is there anything I should look for just before she starts to lay the eggs? Have been trying to get a hold of a breeder but he doesn't call me back. She is looking lumpy when she lays flat but as soon as she moves she looks thinner. She hasn't ate since September. Thanks

This is my first time breeding ball pythons thanks again.

First, I have a few questions for you. How do you know she is a month away from laying? The breeding season has barely begun and they usually don't lay until the spring. What do you mean by getting the babies checked out? By a vet? There's no reason to pay a vet to tell you that your babies are healthy when you can look at them yourself and tell. And don't feed them pinky mice. They are a waste of time for ball pythons, which can easily handle a hopper mouse after they hatch. Also, how humid is your incubator? You say it's a little too humid, but I incubate ball python eggs at 89 degrees and 100% humidity. Here's the best website I have seen about breeding ball pythons. It tells you everything, step by step, along with photos and shows you what to look for: http://www.ballpython.ca/gallery/breedin…

Make sure she is comftorable!