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A couple of days ago I noticed a couple of eggs had a small dent in them. I remoistened the covering moss. The next day all the eggs were nice and smooth again. Is this a normal occurrence?
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Yes. They dent went they lose internal moisture. Raising humidity will allow them to regain moisture.
It's also not uncommon for eggs to dent shortly before hatching.
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