what is the visual difference between fertile and infertile egg?
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Fertile/infertile eggs
elgaz
Apr 07, 2004 09:22 AM
Replies (3)
Finnigan
Apr 07, 2004 10:13 AM
Infertile eggs will turn yellow and dent / collapse within a week (at most) of being laid.
Fertile eggs are a nice bright white, though this can sometimes be tough to see, especially if you use something dark and sticky such as vermiculite as either of (or both) a lay box substrate and incubation medium.
Joel
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Jbuggs20
Apr 07, 2004 12:10 PM
What should you look for if its infertile?? My second girl only had one egg this time but its bigger then the 2 my first female had..
Leo Lover
Apr 07, 2004 12:19 PM
sometimes go moldy if they are infertile. They always go bad in a few days to a weeks time.
If they are fertile and you candle them, you should see lots of red veins and the egg inside will be like pink or red. Thats a good sign a little gecko baby is growing inside!!! 
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