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Got eggs today from my green thayeri pair. But I think they are all bad. It was her first clutch and the males first time also. Here are the eggs in the nest box:

And here they are in the Hatch Right going into the incubator:

I am going to incubate them anyway, just in case. At least I'll get practice with my technique if nothing else. Does anyone here see any egg in that clutch that they think may have a shot at hatching?
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God Bless Evolution.

sorry about that but those are slugs. I've seen it several times mostly w/ 1st year breeder thayeri. You'll get'em next year.

I figured they were all slugs. But I wanted to run it by the experts to see if anyone saw something I may have missed. I was kind of expecting this, but keeping my fingers crossed. With both a first time female and a first time and young male, the odds were high on getting slugs. Thanks for weighing in on the subject.
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God Bless Evolution.

Sorry for the bad eggs. I've had it happen.
Why do you say " With both a first time female and a first time and young male, the odds were high on getting slugs"?
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

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What a bummer getting a full clutch of slugs. Believe me, I know how you feel.
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Aubrey Ross

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Im not too disappointed Aubrey. It was good practice. Thanks for the kind thoughts.
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God Bless Evolution.

Sorry Craig..........I too know the feeling. I would keep them in the incubator.... I did have a clutch that looked like that a couple of years ago but two hatched out. I had to really keep the anti fungal on one of them though.
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Vichris
"The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane"- Marcus Aurelius

Vichris Variables

Chris, what were you using as an antifungal? I have a little green on one of my splendida eggs and will be going to Wallyworld to get something.
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Todd Hughes