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so Lucy's eggs are on day 54 sigh the squished one didn't make it and started to get nasty growth on it nothing like I've seen on the forums. However, I decided to pip the eggs and well remove the icky one since i was placing the others on sterile hospital paper...I got the egg away (yes you have to wait for pics of babies they blow bubbles ur way though) I was curious to see when it dies and what could have caused it......Turns out it died not that long ago right before taking them from mom and placing them in the incubator. Cause of death moms weight. Turns out she crushed its head in a crease in the egg. Sigh poor babe you will be missed. No no pics for it was way to graphic. I can tell you it was def normal with really pretty pattern. when the babies poke their heads up I will post pics

That's a shame about the squished egg. :( Looking forward to pics of the others.

You decided to cut the eggs?.. Pip means they cut on their own. Sorry, hard to understand things when I'm tired.:oops:

Sorry to hear about the squished one.:( Good luck with the remaining!

yes I cut them I needed to get the dead one off as it was growing fungus bad and did not want to risk the others health. It was on top of two extremely healthy eggs which the babies are fine in and very alert

Sorry about the squished one - that sucks. :( But I look forward to seeing the rest of the babies! My clutch is on day 52, and still has that squished egg I showed you... but it's candling with good movement and size, so I'm guessing he/she will make it. :please:

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Originally Posted by Lolo76

Sorry about the squished one - that sucks. :( But I look forward to seeing the rest of the babies! My clutch is on day 52, and still has that squished egg I showed you... but it's candling with good movement and size, so I'm guessing he/she will make it. :please:

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Its ok that i lost that one we have a seven weeker that we rescued from someone prior to and when things got iffy for the squished one we lovingly named the new on squishy love (suishy for the lost baby love for thr perfect heart she has) six healthy squirmy babies.....patterns looking amazing
hmmmm though i'd love to find pics of babes different morphs same day in egg after cuts....curiosity

Oh gosh! I'm so sorry! Even normal babies are special, so I am very sorry for your loss :( </3

I'm glad the others are doing good though!! Can't wait to see!!

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Originally Posted by AcePythons

Oh gosh! I'm so sorry! Even normal babies are special, so I am very sorry for your loss :( </3

I'm glad the others are doing good though!! Can't wait to see!!

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thank you! how's your one little egg? I have just one little egg from kona in the bator......and well I had a friend over checking out the babies to see what they thought and he thinks someone may have been het....wont know for sure til theyre out hence why i am holding out on pics

Sorry for your loss. Always sucks to lose a baby...


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I used to live in Tucson when I was like 13...I used to go to Lakeside Park all the time..You familiar with that park?

Sorry for your loss.
Also, a moulded up egg will no no damage at all to healthy eggs and can be kept with it's clutchmates throughout incubation.

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Originally Posted by mykee

Sorry for your loss.
Also, a moulded up egg will no no damage at all to healthy eggs and can be kept with it's clutchmates throughout incubation.

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I've seen the threads with those eggs that were moldy and the clutchmates did fine but I never noticed the visible rotting of the egg. maybe i should have shown pics ekk the baby inside was crushed in a crease by mamas weight just before i put them in the incubator. the youlk inside started to go from being hard to almost fermenting and changing back to goo when i decided to remove it.....p.s. the smell was icky living in az with swamp coolers and monsoon not a good mix better safe than sorry in my eyes

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Originally Posted by Wildman09

Sorry for your loss. Always sucks to lose a baby...


-Off topic-
I used to live in Tucson when I was like 13...I used to go to Lakeside Park all the time..You familiar with that park?

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I am not personally but my roomate was

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Originally Posted by mykee

Also, a moulded up egg will no no damage at all to healthy eggs and can be kept with it's clutchmates throughout incubation.

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This is very true. My female sat on her eggs all the way till I got my incubator and opened them up. She started out with 5 eggs. One she kicked out, which was fertile and I had my distributor house it for me. One of the 4 remaining started to mold; since she was on her eggs you can't bother her. Needless to say it was interesting trying to remove it when it came to me opening my babies windows. lol.