I've been incubating a panther gecko egg since the 19th of March. Today I noticed that the egg was a pinkish color I didn't notice any mold or anything on the egg. Is it possible I'm just seeing the embryo's veins and other vesicles through the thin shell or is it a bad egg? Don't have any experience with hatching these guys but figured there might be someone out there that has seen something similar. Also I acquired some hatch-rite however, I've been using vermiculite ratio with water do you all recommend hatch rite or the vermiculite?
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Pictus Gecko Egg Question
dac343
Mar 30, 2009 05:17 PM
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kinyonga
Apr 26, 2009 05:07 PM
Just checked this forum today and noticed you didn't get an answer.
I've always used the coarse grained vermiculite so I can't tell you about the hatchrite.
If you are seeing pink in your eggs it means that they are fertile!
