Welph, we're on day 41...

[Ginevive]

...and our sole surviving egg seems to be OK; at least it hasn't molded/turned green/started smelling like dead sewage.
I hate pinning my hopes on one small thing like this, but there is one concern I have that maybe y'all could help me with. first off, the egg is only around 65g; is this ok or does it seem really light? It hovered around this weight since hatching; maybe gained a few grams since then, but nothing much.
What is the usual weight, on the small side, of a BP hatchling?

[Wild Bill]

I think my eggs average aroung 98 grams, but yours is dented in correct? So the loss of moisture in the egg could cause it to weigh less.

[Emilio]

I wouldn't worry to much one of my female's is a runt.When I got her she must of been 40gram's.Right now she's eating like a champ every 5 day's , she's currently at 85gram's.

[joepythons]

The smallest weight on my clutch this year was 45 grams up to i think 60grams.At this time the 45 grammer is huge she just needed a little TLC in the beggining.On another note how many new gray hairs do you have from worrying about your egg babies? Just joking i am just trying to get you to relax .

[Ginevive]

lol; I am constaltny looking in on the egg, like something is going to change overnight I bought an LED light and will be candling with it soon.

[iceman25]

Keeping my figers, toes and eyes crossed for you!

[Ginevive]

Thanks! I am really rooting for this little guy.
I tried candling with the LED, but I don't think it's bright enough. It is just this little frog shaped keychain LED "flashlight" that really is no help in general; not even bright enough to see a few feet in front of the bearer. I will be making a trip up to my neighbor's place; he has one I could use.