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Yay! After that horrifying visit to my local PetCo, I came into the Leopard Geck room and sifted through my female's humid hide and found two eggs. Shortly after putting them in the incubator she ate 3 superworms and went to the hide to sleep. I don't blame her.

My Question is, one of the eggs was slightly smaller than the first one that I put into the incubator. Is that a bad thing? Will it cause any ailments or anything? I'm going to try to feed her 3 times a day with everything coated in calcium. She's still a healthy 61 grams....Lol
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4.7.0 Leopard Geckos
2.1.0 Chihuahuas
2.1.0 Rottweiler Mix
1.0.0 Siamese Cat
1.0.0 Dwarf Hamsters

Josh
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Hey congrats !
one egg being smaller than the other isnt a bad thing, its slightly normal. sometimes when a female lays her eggs or clutches throughout the seasons there a 80% chance you'll get a slightly bigger egg than the rest so nothing to worry about
and are they coverd in dirt? if not lol you gotta candle them dude, see if they're fertile

Yea, they're covered in all these peatmoss remnents. She burried them almost to the bottom. And then layed ontop of where she burried them...Lol

I'm too scared to candle them..Lol
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4.7.0 Leopard Geckos
2.1.0 Chihuahuas
2.1.0 Rottweiler Mix
1.0.0 Siamese Cat
1.0.0 Dwarf Hamsters

Josh
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Congradulations!! I hope that it all works out for you! Now try to be patient, lol. Good luck and have fun, Josh!
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-Britney

1.2 Leopard Geckos: Ron, Raine(M) and Dream.
2.1 Cats: Bubba, Angelo and Cookie(F).
1.1.13 Rouen Ducks: Buddy, M.J. and 17 eggs!
0.1 Albino Rats: Scabbers