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Okay I am happy becuase this is my new girls first clutch!! Unfortunately she kicked all the substrate out and laid it right on the lay box. I ended up cutting it apart and putting the eggs and all in the incubator. Do I have to worry about them not incubating correctly becuase they are attached to the plastic?! Any information is appreciated!! Thanks all!!
Jesse
It shouldnt matter....
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>>Okay I am happy becuase this is my new girls first clutch!! Unfortunately she kicked all the substrate out and laid it right on the lay box. I ended up cutting it apart and putting the eggs and all in the incubator. Do I have to worry about them not incubating correctly becuase they are attached to the plastic?! Any information is appreciated!! Thanks all!!
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>>Jesse
You did exactly what you should. Now try to build up some vermiculite/perlite around the eggs and moisten to help keep the humidity right.
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Brian Skibinski
Milwaukee Reptiles
Brian@MilwaukeeReptiles.com
I had posted earlier today about eggs, but no one addressed my question. What should I do now that I see some fluffy white "mold" on one of the eggs. It has been in the incubator for 24 days. The full question/info is in the post by me this morning.
Matt
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