Help! Green on my BP eggs!

those eggs with the green maybe shot. candle them in 2weeks and compare them to the others.

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Originally Posted by seang89

I have separated the 4 that have it from the 3 that dont. It doesnt wipe off at all. It appears that the color is coming from the inside :(

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If they are all candling well, dry up the substrate, and lets hope for the best.

Heather (LadyOhh) uses liquid band-aid to seal off moldy areas so they don't spread. Here:

http://heathersherpsblog.blogspot.co...s-for-you.html

Stick a piece of light diffuser between the vermiculite and the eggs and you will not have to worry about if they are too wet or not. I would bet those showing the green are dead and will get worse in the next couple of days.

I would have to agree that they will only get worse. Same thing happened to me on my first clutch this year. I tried to dry them up but I was too late and I lost the whole clutch.

? regarding the light diffuser
- If you soak the vermiculite wont the eggs still get wet from the condensation dripping from the lid?

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Originally Posted by joebad976

I would have to agree that they will only get worse. Same thing happened to me on my first clutch this year. I tried to dry them up but I was too late and I lost the whole clutch.

? regarding the light diffuser
- If you soak the vermiculite wont the eggs still get wet from the condensation dripping from the lid?

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No, I have a box that I am opening every other day (due to pip), and the lid has always had major condensation from day1, and never have the eggs gotten wet.

I just saw the same thing on a clutch I lost. No apparent reason. I left them in the Inc for another week week and a half The green spots appeared and I opened them up. I had lost The whole clutch and I knew it. I'm guessing the same thing has happened with the ones that have the green spots.


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Well, Im convinced its not exterior mould. The only conclusion I am coming to is that they got cooked while I was away. I am very unhappy, but this is what I get for not keeping a better eye on her. It seems as If only 3 eggs are still "good". One of them tonight was halfway caved in and started to smell like rotting feet, I had to dispose of it cause of stench.

So The plan is to wait it out with the other 3 green eggs(they are smelling a bit too now I think). I probably know the outcome but it cant hurt them to try. I just hope some can pull through.

Has anyone ever heard of or saw the same type of deal? Mother laying eggs on too hot of a surface and someone not finding them for a few days? Then again this is just my own conclusion, I could be totally wrong about how it all came to be :(

If they smell, they are done. :(

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Originally Posted by Jessica Loesch

If they smell, they are done. :(

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I totally understand that. But the 3 that were sitting on top of the other 4 are the ones not showing any signs/smells. I am hopeful about these 3 eggs.

If anyone can add some input would be greatly appreciated.
I really just want clarification on what happened. So it never happens again.


Thanks everybody for the help and support.