Was just wondering how many days after the eggs have been layed can you see veins?
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How long?????
SpikeNsquirt
May 03, 2004 08:19 PM
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Karu
May 03, 2004 08:27 PM
Well, in the egg I hatched, I never saw veins.. I did see the red glow and, right before he was going to hatch, the gecko moving inside, but never any veins. I guess it all depends on shell thickness? I think the nice red glow at one end should be sign enough of a fertile egg.
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4everherpn
May 03, 2004 08:34 PM
I do not check my eggs everyday as I do not want to disturb them. I wait until about 2 weeks and if they are still full I check. I usually see them by then. However do not go by that alone. If the egg is in good shape and nice and full let it sit for a while.
The glowing is definately a great indicator. My egg was glowing so beautifully I hardly needed to candle it (the normal light caused it to glow before I turned them out.).
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