Are my ball python eggs ok

[Familycrgaming]

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They are set to 88° and they are 8 days old

[Stewart_Reptiles]

If you did not tell me how far along they were I would have guess end of incubation based on the picture.

Now you can tell they are not your typical smooth egg which that part is normal however even eggs with uneven surface should be plump if they are not, it mean humidity is too low.

Do you have a lid on those egg box (and I am not talking the lid of the incubator but the lid to each individual box)?

PS Whatever is in the bottom left is a goner.

[Familycrgaming]

I dont have a lid on the plastic boxes i do have a Styrofoam lid on the incubator and there in vermiculite what should i do are they saveable thanks

[Familycrgaming]

And are you saying the slug is a goner ya someone told me to just separate it from rest but to keep it but i know there is no chance its alive

[Stewart_Reptiles]

I dont have a lid on the plastic boxes i do have a Styrofoam lid on the incubator and there in vermiculite what should i do are they saveable thanks

Well there is your problem egg box need to have a lid otherwise they will dry out, find a lid, place a slightly moist paper towel over the eggs for 24 hours, measure the humidity in the egg box once the lead is on it should be close to 100% if not or if the substrate feels dry add water (careful because you don't want to get your eggs too wet either)

[Familycrgaming]

Ok thank you im going to go do that now