Through having her affair with Gatsby she begins lying to her husband. In chapter seven, Gatsby is having drinks at Daisy and Tomâs home, as Tom leaves the room daisy kisses Gatsby and proclaims, âI donât care!â (page 111). She is saying this of her love for Gatsby and that she does not care who knows.
Hatchlings / Babies. About 3-4 days before your Boa gives birth, her activity levels can increase dramatically. She will also look a lot thinner than expected and will pass a very small urate, which is waxier in appearance than usual. Next comes the joyous moment-the birth of your baby Boas. The birthing process usually takes place during the night although but can also happen during the day. A large female can have upwards of 50 babies in a litter, although the average is usually closer to 30. This number will be smaller for younger females. Baby Boas are born in an amniotic sack which they need to break through before they can take their first breath.
First, not all snakes lay eggs. Many species of snakes, including all vipers (including rattlesnakes), boas, and all members of the garter and ribbon snake family, give birth to live young. Among those species that do lay eggs, the number of eggs laid depends on both the species, and the size of the female. Larger snakes lay larger clutches of eggs than smaller snakes of the same species. Some snakes may lay as few as 2 or 3 eggs, while some very large constrictors may lay up to 100. Some species of snakes will lay 2 clutches per year, or even 3 clutches (such as African House Snakes), but most species lay one clutch per year. For the majority of species (at least, non-equatorial ones), the breeding season is in the early spring, and eggs are laid in early summer.