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    golfball like dimpeling

    I had the eggs out for a second because I wanted to put some more water in the tub. I noticed that the eggs had a bunch of small dimples almost like a goldball. Is that normal?
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    Should be ok they are never perfect. How many days have they been incubating for? Pics would also help

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    Ill try to get a pic. I didnt have my phone and didnt want to leave em out of the incubator any longer then I had to. They were layed on the 6th. This is my first clutch so I didnt know if I was worried for nothing.
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    Yikes only 5 days that could be a problem. I take it the substrate is a bit dry hence the reason you were adding water?

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    I haven't started breeding yet but what I've read put a damp paper towel over them for a bit. Also If the container you are using isn't air tight use some press and seal over the top then put the lid over that. If I am wrong someone please correct me. Best of luck either way!
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    I added the water just because the substrate had soaked up the excess water and wanted to top it off. Heres the pic. Not the best but you get the idea.
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    They look good the substrate is nice and wet. You could use some press and seal to keep the humidity up inside the tub. I use 6qt sterilite tubs and have the same setup with no holes and no press and seal. The eggs do just fine.

    I would let them be for a few days and then check on them again.

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    I was always told not to use press n seal on the substrateless method. As long as they look good thats all I was worried about
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