And we did not want them. YIKES!
Ok so what happened was we went on vacation in Aug. & we boarded our tortoise. Well she was mistakenly placed in a pen with a male & we don't know if they actually mated or if just seeing a male stimulated her hormones so that she produced eggs.. but nonetheless we have 10 eggs that weren't broken.
I came home day before yesterday to find her digging a huge hole in the ground right next to her "mansion" & my first thought was "what the heck are you doing burrowing when you have a nice warm home here?"
Then when I checked & saw the size of the hole she'd dug & saw fluid coming out her backside I thought "OMG she's going to lay eggs" then 10 minutes later she did!
Don't know if they are fertile or not but what the heck I dug them up yesterday, drove them to my vet's & placed them in her incubator. If any hatch, the vet would want one for sure, I know a vet-tech student who's in her 30s who has a cinder block fence in the backyard, she wants one. That's 2 very responsible people that have homes for 2 of them right off the bat.
My baby girl was horribly abused & that's how we got her to begin with. I never wanted her to breed because I don't want what happened to her to happen to any more sulcatas. I don't want to be responsible for any more of them coming into this world if they won't have a responsible keeper.
On the other hand after Destiny worked so hard & wore herself out. I didn't have the heart to break all her eggs.
We'll just have to wait & see if these are even fertile.
Here's what they looked like on the day before yesterday

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You could keep the rest of the babies and have a herd