Congratulations Zach, you did good.

Those odd shaped eggs may hatch, particularly the larger one. I hope you planted them too. If they start to collapse, then they are dead, and remove them. The eggs with the poorly calcified ends may blow open, particularly in a moist environment, killing the embryo. The gestation temperature may have been too high, or the female's diet may need more calcium.

By the way, where did you get such a nice pair of Easterns? Did you raise them yourself from hatchlings, or did some Dumbo sell them to you as adults?

Take care, Robert Bruce.

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