Eggs

Congratz on the new eggs. :taz::taz::taz::taz:

I want to thank everyone on this forum that helped me by offering support and answering my questions.



Now how do the eggs look?????

Very egg-like.

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This is my first clutch. So how often should I check on them? Daily? Weekly?

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Originally Posted by BAIIPYTHON

She is now twisted in a pretzel again. After my posts. I'm shocked more people aren't replying. I know there are a lot of educated people on this forum that could help me here.

Kevin

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There was nothing anyone could do here. You didn't describe anything wildly out of the ordinary. I know it's easy to get stressed out while waiting for nature to take its course, just remember that nature is taking its course. Sure enough, she laid an hour later. Like the first post said when you described her pretzeling, that is a good sign. There is a lot of waiting involved in this whole thing.

If we hit day 65 of incubation and nothing seems terribly wrong but your eggs haven't hatched, just remember there isn't anything we can do for you but tell you everything is going to be fine and pat you gently on the back. These guys have been laying eggs on their own and the eggs have hatched on their own for much longer than mammals have been attempting to use advanced brain functions to climb the ladder of evolution.

Breeding reptiles is a great experience to sit back and not over think things and enjoy the wonder of life.

I checked mine, candled and wiped away condensation about every 2 weeks, add briefly as possible. Do NOT torn the eggs over, keep them in the same orientation as you first picked them up.

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