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it just leaves more time for you to become paranoid. If I were smart ... which my wife always leaves open for debate, I would have written down the dates that Daisy laid last year. Actually, I believe I can find that out by searching this very forum (just made that realization as I typed)

Zoe is the wildcard, and the one that I am most concerned about. She is carrying a lot of baggage. She lounges her days away, often with her eyes closed. However, she is still feeding. Oddly the only one that isn't eating is the male, Randy. I coerced him into swallowing a few lobster roaches this evening.

Neither of the females have even begun any kind of excavating. I keep worrying that I'm missing something - rather than just being patient. So, I hope everyone elses eggs are plump and white. Hopefully I'll get to make an announcement very soon as well.

Don M.

Appears to be the date that Daisy clutched last year. So I won't start to panic for another 2 weeks.

I don't guessI would worry too much yet. As for Randy, the males don't have too much more to do now that mating is done. Seems to me that mine always lay back and vegetate most of the winter months.

Glad to hear the girls are still eating. If they were not and weren't soaking or digging I would get worried.
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I have about 14 that are white and plump, and the first ones, (the ones that looked older when i dug them up), are Not Plumping up That much, and a couple have dimples.
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