today one of my female long nose leopard lizards layed five eggs. this is my first effort to breed leopard lizards, and i dont have a whole lot of experience breeding anything else besides bearded dragons. well anyways, i never witnessed any breeding behaviors between my leopards and i think the eggs may be infertile.most of them have a large pink spot on the top center of them and i was wondering if this is a sign that maybe they are infertile?
Thanks, Josh
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leopard lizard eggs
username854
Jun 25, 2005 07:19 PM
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PHEve
Jun 25, 2005 10:24 PM
means they ARE fertile, wish you all the best with them, Congratulations, leopards are VERY cool. 
Let us know the outcome!
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username854
Jun 25, 2005 11:19 PM
man i was worried for a little bit, thanks for the godd news, i have them incubating at 84-88 because i dont really know the exact temperature, i have another female who will also be laying eggs within the next few days, so i hope they will be fertile too.its amazingt how different they are from collareds, but yet so similair.
PHEve
Jun 26, 2005 10:14 AM
around 83 - 84 ish They are a nice lizard, hope ya get some kids! 
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reptoman
Jun 25, 2005 11:22 PM
84 is excellent temp for these eggs, 88 might possibly be a tad on the hot side...you do have some hunidity in your cup? IS it covered or open to the air? What sunstrate for eggs were used?
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username854
Jun 25, 2005 11:57 PM
i have them incubating on vermiculite in deli cups with tops and a few holes in the sides, i dont know the humidity but the vermiculite is pretty damp.
