I began pairing my (at that time) virgin Mojave female (Gerudo) with my Pinstripe male (Vrtra) in the beginning of November. I ceased the pairing in late January, and she laid 6 healthy eggs on May 15th, 63 days ago. My significant other and I decided to maternally incubate, and have kept the temperature inside the clutch at 87-88 fairly steadily. The eggs are not particularly pretty looking, but I've heard that's not uncommon with maternal incubation. They've had some slight creasing since about the 4th week, but nothing severe, and all 6 eggs still candle well as of yesterday. Of course, I'm getting antsy and I'm ready for babies, so the notion of cutting is growing more and more tempting with each passing day. If/when I cut them, I will be transferring the eggs to an incubator for the duration of the hatch so that mama doesn't disturb them. While admittedly a part of my desire to cut is impatience, I'm also growing increasingly concerned about the risks of drowning, and the possibility that creasing of the eggs is making it difficult for the babies to pip themselves.

So my question is, what would you do? Do you think I should continue to ride it out?