Yay! I found them this morning. Instead of useing her perfectly nice nesting box with nice, moist vermiculite, she decided to lay under five inches of sand. No kidding- five inches. The worst part was, though, she managed to get all the sand surrounding the eggs wet, so it was like cement whenever I was trying ot get them out. So, I dug though five inches of rock-hard sand, and managed to get them. I marked the top, and they are currently sitting in the incubator at 83* f, and a humididy of 78. They are doing well, all white and plump, though one seems to be a bit bended, though not at all shriveled. Heres hoping her first clutch is fertile!
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My first ever eggs!
twee
Apr 20, 2005 04:47 PM
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Gilbery007
Apr 20, 2005 06:53 PM
Well done. Sounded a hard job finding them??? Hope they are fertile for you.
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