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Alright my eggs from my chinese water dragons are 69 days old today and show no signs of hatching, i think theyre fertile because the dates all line up and ive heard that if their infertile they turn yellow and collapse and dont grow. But mine have stayed a nice white color and have grown lots so im sure their fertile but is there anything else that could be wrong?
P.s. My temps are all fine
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Just wait longer. As long as they aren't rotting, they are still alive and growing.
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They would turn brown and collapse, or shrivle up. A healthy looking egg, is a healthy egg. You may be able to shine a flashlight behind the egg (don't pick the egg up) and see the baby lizard moving around inside.
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Its been my experience that growth is not a good thing, it means that the eggs are absorbing to much moisture this can drown the embryo when it comes time to hatch. Controlling the humidity and the substrate moisture is the most important factor in the incubation. If you did lose them, don't feel bad, I lost several before getting it right.
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