How old is she? There is always a chance the eggs are fertile if she's wildcaught, or if she was bred last year, I would treat them as possibly fertile, take a picture, show the experts here. If she laid a couple of eggs then I wouldn't worry about them all coming out okay, sounds like she's on track. Just relax. If you have some sphagnum moss moisten that and use it, or some vermiculite, or even sphagnum peat moss damp to the touch, are all good mediums for laying. If all you have is aspen, keep it moist. Once the eggs are all laid try to get some vermiculite (garden center at Home Depot or Lowe's if you're in the USA), make it damp but not dripping wet, and put the eggs in a container with this half buried. Keep them between 78 and 86 degrees. If they get dark and fuzzy and moldy fairly quick they aren't any good.
>>Please, someone advise me what to do ASAP. One of my female kings who I've had about 2 months just started laying eggs. I hadn't cooled her, obviously, or put her with a male, but I just found 2 eggs. I put a nest box of moist aspen in there and she's checking it out. What else should I do to ensure that they all come out? There's no chance they could be fertile, is there?
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>>Thanks in advance.
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>>0.1 Albino Banana Cal. Kingsnake
>>0.1 Striped Banana Cal. Kingsnake
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~Sasheena