I would only move her to a soil laying box or bin if it seems she does not lay them or retains any.



The eggs being difference sizes may be all or part of them infertile.



When she appears finish layin, give her a nice warm water soak, close to her body temp or what feels normal to you (98-99 degrees) and she probably is going to want to drink alot so keep the water clean.



She may not eat for a few days, but when she does give her high protein diet and dust with calcium to replace what she has used up shelling the eggs, make sure she get access to as much water as she wants to drink



You have to decide if you want to try and incubate them or see if they are fertile.



Somethings to think about..



Do you know the history of both the mother and father and that they are not related or distant enough not to jeopardize the offspring?



Do you have an incubator and can you afford to support that many young dragons with 2-3 meals of crickets a day and salads/pellets for 2-3 months?



DO you have access or can get at least enought setups with lights and heat so the babies are separated in groups of 4-5 each set up?
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