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Well as most of you guys know, my female laid her eggs, but I wasn't able to get to them in time. Unfortunately, I think the are no longer fertile. I am going to keep them in the incubator just in case, as long as they don't start to mold but I really don't think they are going to make it. Well I will just fatten up my female, give her a break, and then breed her again.
BTW: These are who the eggs came from
This is the pair.
Sorry to hear about the eggs. Hang in there I read posts all the time of people that said they didn't think they would make it and they did.
What is wrong with yours?
Well the female laid them in a spot that had virtually no humidity so they got really dried out.
Good luck with your eggs. I think I'd rather have them die early than go full term and not hatch. I lost one last summer after it inflated to about twice the size of regular eggs then collapsed around a dead baby 
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thats one chunky lady.
I bet she's a hit with the boys!!
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