Are these eggs good?

[aarondm]

I got 10 eggs and one slug from my male Pewter to a Pin. This is only my second clutch. Just wondering if this mottling is normal. Should I expect it to get worse? It seems like the shells are slowly becoming more transparent.

I have not candled them yet, will do that tonight.

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[Freakie_frog]

As long as they have veins they should be fine.. They can be pretty Fugly and still hatch

[J.Vandegrift]

How long ago were they laid? They look a little wet to me but still alive. Did they look like that when they were laid?

[ImBooBy]

Those spots are normal, just keep your temps and humidity constant and they should go full term. I suggest throwing that slug on the left out. It will mold up and could cause mold to grow onto the others.

[mykee]

Those spots are due to a calcium deficiency in the mother. They are as healthy as pure white, smooth as a babies bottom eggs.
They're just ugly.
Also, rotten eggs or slugs will do ZERO damage to a healthy egg.

[Paysons Bps]

As long as they have veins they should be fine.. They can be pretty Fugly and still hatch

Haha fugley love it...!

-Payson!

[Kyle@theHeathertoft]

...they kindof look like potatos.

The thought of a fantasy world where snakes hatch out of potatos makes me suddenly feel this newfound appreciation for root vegetables. Go little snake-potatos, go!!!

[ImBooBy]

Ive had eggs come out perfectly white and smooth but spots later grow spots after about 30 days of incubation. But even with the spots, eggs hatch just fine. As for bad eggs killing good eggs, I have never even tried to incubate slugs but have seen this happen often with leopard gecko eggs. Moldy eggs tend to kill healthy eggs that are close to them.

[kellysballs]

Are any of your eggs moldy?

[shaunwithbite]

Mine's 25 days away and I notice the same thing happening... Is it oke ? I candles them last week and they have veins but shall I check again ... ? I hope their oke