Snapped some pics last night of this year's second woma clutch. Specifically, I snapped a few pics of one egg in particular. As you'll see by the photo of the whole clutch, the egg was not fully shelled and somewhat elongated. I didn't have very high hopes for it (especially being Aspidites), but I placed it in the incubator anyway, and hoped for the best.
The first one of the clutch pipped on Monday morning, and after waiting about 36 hours, I went ahead and cut the rest. Looks like 13 for 13, but more importantly, check out the pics of the "questionable" egg.
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