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Well ive been incubating these eggs at average 86* for 47 days now so i figured i would put a flash light to the egg not touch just get close well the eggs insides were red and i could see veins but thats about it and i was wondering if this is normal i cant tell if theres a gecko forming up top cause my black line so they dont roll over the egg is much bigger than originaly probably an inch long and 5/8 inch wide maybe 3/4 im so impaitent at this temp whats the longest it could be and what about only seeing veins haha

any info appreciated ha im so impatient sorry

thanks in advance aaron

im no expert but i think leo eggs may take longer than 47 days to hatch i've read that they may take up to 2 months so i wouldnt worry1.1.3 leos 2.3.0 tokays 1.1.0 beardies 1.1.2 green ig's

everything sounds ok just give it some more time. I've had eggs sitting over 60 days and still hatch, and I've read others that have taken longer.

If you are candling the eggs just by holding a flashlight up to them, you probably won't see the babies inside. It's kind of like when you hold a flashlight up to your finger and you can sorta see through it.
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3.2.3 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)