Well I guess this means that the 3 eggs are good:)

[Lana's_mom]

Well on day 12 since my first clutch of eggs was laid. All the good eggs appeared to be roll outs, due to mom having no interest in them what so ever. But the 2 good looking eggs all had good viens today when I candled them Now one of the eggs has a brown spot on the bottom corner that is pretty dark, but the veins are still good. So not sure what the spot means, if anything. Mom is back to eating again and is in shed. So now the wait. I have it all marked on the calander when day 60 is. lol. Is it ok to check on my eggs every other day or so? I have been doing it to condensation off the lid of the egg box. I have a paper towel over the eggs to prevent any water dripping on them and the temps seem to stay in the 87 - 89 degree range. I have 2 thermometers and the thermostat probes in the box with the eggs. Thanks for all the help and advice everyone gave me. Here's praying that the incubation goes smoothly and I get 3 healthy babies, with atleast a couple of them being morphs. Lol

[Zombie]

Well on day 12 since my first clutch of eggs was laid. All the good eggs appeared to be roll outs, due to mom having no interest in them what so ever. But the 2 good looking eggs all had good viens today when I candled them Now one of the eggs has a brown spot on the bottom corner that is pretty dark, but the veins are still good. So not sure what the spot means, if anything. Mom is back to eating again and is in shed. So now the wait. I have it all marked on the calander when day 60 is. lol. Is it ok to check on my eggs every other day or so? I have been doing it to condensation off the lid of the egg box. I have a paper towel over the eggs to prevent any water dripping on them and the temps seem to stay in the 87 - 89 degree range. I have 2 thermometers and the thermostat probes in the box with the eggs. Thanks for all the help and advice everyone gave me. Here's praying that the incubation goes smoothly and I get 3 healthy babies, with atleast a couple of them being morphs. Lol

A pic would help determine what the spot is your talking about. If your worried about condensation dripping down you can put something under one side of the egg box so the water rolls away from the eggs. You only need a slight rake to accomplish this so don't lift it too much. I use a cardboard toilet paper roll flattened and folded in half once to get the height I want

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[Lana's_mom]

Here are 2 pics of the same egg. A second egg in the clutch of 3 is also a little brown on one end, but not as brown as this one. Any thoughts would be great.