Yesterday morning, I found the 2nd clutch from my leo. The 1st clutch was stuck together, as well, and turned out to be infertile. This time, I see a red bulls-eye on one of the eggs, and the other doesn't seem to have any red. My question is this: if one egg is fertile, and the other is not, what do I do since they're stuck together? She keeps laying them in the middle of the night, so that by the time I find them in the morning, they're stuck together. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Dylacat 
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Eggs are stuck together!
dylacat
May 20, 2004 10:13 AM
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misswindom
May 20, 2004 01:39 PM
Well, from what I've heard other people say, I'd recommend putting them in the incubator as is. You do NOT want to chance tearing/cutting them apart - you could damage the egg.
~~Dusty Windom
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Blazin
May 20, 2004 03:43 PM
Eggs stuck together will be fine. Just incubate them like you would any other clutch and don't worry about them being connected. I have had a few like this and they turn out fine. When you get some stuck to the bottom on the egg laying box then its a little more of an issue. Yeah like Crystal said they should be fine.
