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RE: Burm egg size and viability......

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Posted by: herpguy311 at Sun Apr 25 19:29:51 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by herpguy311 ]  
   

Thanks for the information. I candled them last night and 8 of the 10 normal sized eggs are good and 3 out of the 9 smaller ones appear to be good. I am incubating at 89.5-90. Should I dispose of the others now? None of those showed any veins or anything, and lite up like light bulbs.
Also, one of my bad ones is stuck to one of my viable larger eggs, so how should that be addressed?

   

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