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Anyone had yellow ends on an egg and the egg stay firm with small dents and a hatchling come forth?

i8nixterd May 27, 2003 07:26 PM

?please reply.

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goldengategeckos May 27, 2003 10:11 PM

What you are describing is usually a result of the female retaining the eggs a little too long. Her body has reabsorbed some of the egg, and the yellow is calcification. I have never had a viable egg hatch from this type of situation, but when in doubt... incubate it anyway!
Golden Gate Geckos

Jeffmedley May 28, 2003 12:09 PM

That perfectly describes my first three eggs. All infertile. The second clutch, which was layed this weekend, is firm, hard egg shells, and veined when candled. These are fertile. I did incubate one of the original eggs for 4 weeks, it finally molded, and I sliced it open to find nothing but grey goo inside.

Jeff

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