Moved about a week ago from PA to NC and built a makeshift incubator for this clutch of eggs on the trip down.
Long story short, the moving truck was several days late and the eggs have still been in the makeshift incubator. It is holding temperature beautifully and the eggs are press n' sealed, so we hadn't thought to bother them.
Our regular incubator finally arrived, and we decided it was time to check on the clutch.
They are massively dimpled and folded, shrunken up like crazy and desert dry (probably from the fan installed in the makeshift incubator)
I candled the eggs and they are all still veiny and alive. They were due to hatch on the 7th of September. I don't know if there is even room for a hatchling to grow inside of these things. I re-wet the vermiculite and partially buried the eggs.
What else can I do?
Are the eggs lost at this point?
Should I move them back to the home incubator, or keep working with the temporary one?
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