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RE: Egg bound?

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Posted by: geckogirl72 at Tue Sep 5 18:29:33 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by geckogirl72 ]  
   

has there been any change in her since you posted?

its hard to say if she is egg bound. i have not (thankfully) had to deal with an egg bound female. does she get enough calcium? i have heard that females that are egg bound usually hang out on the substrate, but i wouldn't just go on that. i know my females are ravenously hungry after they lay.

it is possible that the second egg was just a single infertile egg.

i'd watch her closely and if you see no improvement in a day or so, take her to a vet.
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