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WhATS A GOOD SIGN THAT THE EGGS ARE GUNNA HATCH, THEY LOOK FINE AND TODAY IDS LIEK THE 55TH DDAY OF THEM INCUBAING ANY SIGNS I SHOULD LOOK OUT FOR AND ALSO SHOULD I HELP EM OUT WHEN THERE HATCHING OR LETTEM DO IT ALL ON THERE ON AND ONCE THERE OUT PUT THEM INTO there new home.

Thanks
Sean

P.S. sorry for caps turned it on by accident when i was typing
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1 Black roughneck Monitor (Slick Rick)
3 Crested Geckos (red, neon orange, and neon orange dalmation) (Rocky is the oldest other two are Adrian and Mick)
1 Vieled Cham (Tony Montana)
1 Leo (Nikki)
1 Oranate Uro (undecided name)

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Sean, Most of my eggs hatch after more than 70 days of incubation, so if you are at 55 days and the eggs still appear healthy (not yellow or dessicated) I think they will be all right. Even if the eggs don't look so good I would still let them incubate. I have had eggs that looked really nasty and I had given up on them only to be surprised by a healthy hatchling. -Derek

At 55 days, I wouldn't be looking for anything yet. At about 65 days, you can start looking for them to have moisture on them. You'll notice that they'll sometimes start to "sweat" about a day or two before they hatch. Once the baby gecko pips the egg, I prefer to cut the egg wide open for them and then let them emerge on their own.
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