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really know why, except they looked fertile when layed, pink, but each day one will collapse , and shrivel.
All the other eggs in there, Kachinas, and Chias, look fine.
Sad, as I atleast would have liked to see a few make it. Now it appears she did die for nothing! Just stinks!
Guess maybe thats the way it was supposed to be. Maybe since she had such a bad time laying, something may have been wrong with them.
Nature seems to know better than ole Evey !
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PHEve/ Eve
oh eve, that really sucks! but i know your pain. i really wanted that egg to make it after milly died last year. i guess the babies just want to be with their mommy. hopefully one will hang in there for you.
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vonnie
***There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; the fun is in having lots to do and not doing it. Mary Wilson Little ***
I'm sorry that you feel you're losing Chenoa's eggs, hang in there. I hope one survives.
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-Nicole
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seems such a waste of life, she died laying eggs, that are not even good, BLAHHHHHHHHHH 
It happens in nature also I suppose.
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PHEve/ Eve
I wonder if it was more than a coincidence. Maybe what made Chenoa sick also made the eggs die, too.
élan
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