My female western hognose that i was planning on breeding this fall has decided to produce eggs on her own without a mate, she has been alone for 2 years. Chances are they are non fertile but im incubating them anyways. Pretty interesting i thought i should share the story.
they will be most probably be blanks mate i really dont see them hatching but there has been stories of them cloning themselves.
If you got her as an adult or even a sub-adult she could have already bred with a male prior. Colubrids can store sperm for quite some time. However, I will go ahead and say she slugged out just because she hit maturity. Best of luck anyways.
Doesn't mean anything in particular, so reptiles do it, some don't - same way that chickens lay infertile eggs (but far more reliably!). Oh, and if they were fertile, it would be parthenogenesis, not asexual reproduction.