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So I candled them and saw the veins and embryo and all and they are in the incubator but are these good eggs? i just want to be 0 sure before I waste ALOT of electricity
They look much different than the ones my beardie normally lays and this is the first time I have bred a dragon
well anyway, if these are good eggs good luck to me!
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Brenna Rector
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I only meant the pink looking ones by the way, i forgot I had some un-fertile eggs in that picture
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Brenna Rector
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If you see veins and embryos, then yes, they are good. There isn't any waste of electricity incubating the entire clutch...even if a few are bad eggs.
Takes the same amount of electricity to run an incubator whether you have one egg in it or a thousand.
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PHLdyPayne
Okay good, I just wanted to be sure
and I meant I didn't want to waste electricity if it wasn't ever gonna hatch although I suppose it is better to try then not at all
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Brenna Rector
www.brennaspets.com
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2.1.0 Ball Pythons
0.2.0 Dogs
2.2.0 Cats
0.2.0 Ferrets
1.0.0 Gerbils
0.1.2 Bunnies
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