Question about leo eggs

[bigt0006]

So ive been incubating 2 leo eggs around 82 degrees and its been 54 days. How long do leo eggs usually take to hatch?

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[MizTwisted]

At 82 I've had healthy babies hatch from eggs incubated anywhere from 40 to 90 days, my most recent took 89 days. It will come out when it's ready!

[bigt0006]

I looked in on the eggs today and one of them is dimpled they have been in the incubator around 60 days and now all of a sudden one egg is dimpled is it an issue or should it be ok

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[MizTwisted]

This can mean it's hatching but if you picked it up and see no slit or egg contents leaking out then I'd suggest misting the container a bit to add some moisture back in(not misting the egg itself TOO much), the dimple should pop back out. When you're expecting eggs to hatch you tend to be opening and checking more often so the humidity drops. I always wipe the condensation from the top of the lid when i open to check, that way the water won't drip down onto the eggs causing mold.. but then I add water back into the substrate to replace what I removed.
Good luck & let me know how it goes!

[bigt0006]

It hatched it hatched

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[Sammiebob]

Congrats!! Is this your first clutch?

Very pretty baby!!

[MizTwisted]

Awww what a little cutie! I bet that was a nice surprise ^.^ congratulations!!

[bigt0006]

Yeah it was my females first time i only got 1 fertile set of 2. Its the first reptile I've ever hatched. Father was an xanthic and the mother was a normal leo. It was a great way to start my day before i went to work. Still excited gonna make a new thread

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