I figured she wouldn't lay them without some stimulation oxytocin). She has shown no nesting behavior today at all. She did eat though.

Also she wasn't with a male since about September 5th. If these eggs are fertile does that help prove sperm retention? Have these already proved to retain sperm? I think I've read both yes and maybe to that question.
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BONNIE

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