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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    Looks to me like it's starting to go bad.

    Here is what I would do

    1# Candle the egg

    2# Wipe the egg clean

    3# Apply some Elmer glue (the one use by kids in school) on the moldy area and a little past that area, you can also use Athlete's foot powder

    4# Put back in the incubator and see how it goes


    If the egg is still viable it will slow down the progression of the mold, the good news is that I have seen perfect hatchlings coming out of ugly moldy eggs.
    Deborah Stewart


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