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Lo[bleep] time reader, first time poster... Had a clutch that was laid 11 days a[bleep]o and now some of them are start[bleep] to [bleep]et clear spots on them. This is the first clutch that my 3 year old has had, so I really did not expect any to make it. Just need to know what causes the clear spots and if there is someth[bleep] that I can do to help. You can see the veins in the e[bleep][bleep]s, so I am sure they are fertile. There is only 3-4 e[bleep][bleep]s that have the clear spots and the rest (11 e[bleep][bleep]s) look just fine.

Thanks for your help...

Steve

Haha, for some reason [bleep]snake does not like my "[bleep]'s", or should I say the letter that comes after F and before H...

Steve

what in the world? perhaps their way of deal[bleep] with profanity, thats just not [bleep]onna work i dont think
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reiko
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Are you ma[bleep] fun of me? lol

Steve

no but this is kinda funny.. im sure someone will be able to help you out with this, the e[bleep][bleep]s i mean, could it be that perhaps the e[bleep][bleep]s are weak due to lack of calcium in the diet or not eno[bleep]h calcium in the diet while she was [bleep]ravid? i am not a breeder and have never hatched e[bleep][bleep]s, just a [bleep]uess...hope the e[bleep][bleep]s will be alr[bleep]ht, sure someone else here has some [bleep]ood information for you............
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reiko
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This is waaay too funny!!!!!!
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Lindsay//
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lindsay@beardeddragons.ca

Soooo fragging funny! *rolling in laughter*

hard to read your messa[bleep]e wonder if the forum is just do[bleep] that.............
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reiko
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k

Wow! You did mean clear!! I would think it would have somethin to do with calcium. Wouldn't that be awsome if the whole beardie developed while you watched?
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TheClassyLizard

not that i am any expert, but it looks like the eggshell is breaking down. Could be insufficient calcium available to the female while developing the eggs, not sure. However if the eggs are still firm and don't rot, I would continue to incubate these eggs to see how they develop.

While your female was gavid, what sort of diet was she on? Did she get regular supplimentation of calcium? Have a good basking temp etc? Maybe knowing her environment and care before laying her eggs will give a better ideal to explain why her eggs are going transparent.