I have a leo egg that should hatch in around 2 weeks. A couple weeks after it hatched you could definitly see the embryo developing and a month ago or so you could see it moving. The humidity in the hovabator has been ok and the egg was nice and full it is now turning yellow and the shell has lost its firness. Is the egg dead? Or does this occur sometimes? I know better then to throw it away but some feedback would be nice.
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Egg Coloration And Shell
Jumpinallday
Aug 18, 2007 10:36 PM
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spyda_gecko
Nov 27, 2007 12:06 AM
dont rotate a leo egg when its found dot the tops w a sharpy"itsok" its best to just leave them alone the less distubance the better even candling "imagine ur 3 inches never seen light then bam a flight thew ur shell ouch on the underdevoped eyes thanx dad..." .. yellowing is a bad color 4 eggs but never thow an egg away until it stink ur incubator up put each egg in its own sterile yogart cup use perlite mixed w water by weight incubate 80 deg
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