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Thank you all. She was a special girl and will be missed.
I did do an autopsy today. The only thing I can guess is maybe egg bound? But I don't know what that really looks like. Everything else looked pretty normal inside. Liver, heart, lungs all looked healthy. I did take pictures throughout the process. I don't know when I'll get a chance to upload. I'll put them behind a spoiler alert so that anyone who doesn't want to see them doesn't have to. It looked like she only had 1 digestive track but it connected to both vents, the small one first then ended at the large one. Her extra legs had a flat pelvis that was basically fused to Ripley's pelvis, causing almost like a bowl shape at her back end and causing her spine to curve to the side. But other than that, there really wasn't anything fascinating or different about her on the inside. It did look like that bowl/ curve at her back end could slow down her eggs in their way out. There was one egg, fully formed and ready to be laid at her main vent with a second egg, full size but not hard yet, right behind it in line. It was actually touching the first egg. I'll get to the pictures when i get a chance. It may take a few days.
I did do an autopsy today. The only thing I can guess is maybe egg bound? But I don't know what that really looks like. Everything else looked pretty normal inside. Liver, heart, lungs all looked healthy. I did take pictures throughout the process. I don't know when I'll get a chance to upload. I'll put them behind a spoiler alert so that anyone who doesn't want to see them doesn't have to. It looked like she only had 1 digestive track but it connected to both vents, the small one first then ended at the large one. Her extra legs had a flat pelvis that was basically fused to Ripley's pelvis, causing almost like a bowl shape at her back end and causing her spine to curve to the side. But other than that, there really wasn't anything fascinating or different about her on the inside. It did look like that bowl/ curve at her back end could slow down her eggs in their way out. There was one egg, fully formed and ready to be laid at her main vent with a second egg, full size but not hard yet, right behind it in line. It was actually touching the first egg. I'll get to the pictures when i get a chance. It may take a few days.