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redeye48 Jul 21, 2004 01:52 PM

I will try this question again. I have an egg that has been in an incubator for four weeks, and it is starting to shrivel up a bit. Should I worry?

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hill4803 Jul 21, 2004 05:08 PM

Spray the substrate with some water...don't soak it, but give it a little mist. I am guessing that the moisture level (humidity) is low. If there is plenty of moisture in the substrate you could have other problems, ie. infertile egg.

redeye48 Jul 22, 2004 08:04 AM

Thanks. The egg is presently in a heat bath type incubator, so I have openeed up the container that it is in so that it gets more humidity. I would guess I probably have an infertile egg. It was produced almost 6 weeks after mating; from what I read on here that is a long time.

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