I had as many as 15 in a clutch when I was working with them.

the eggs were large, and I made extra sure to beef up humidity for the eggs (without being wet)since at the time it was thought that the egg shells were much harder than typical taeniura eggs, and presented problems with pipping.
The extra humidity seemed to "soften" the shells.
looking back, im not sure if that was the real situation or not, but it worked for me, I had 95 and 100% hatch rates the two times I got fertile eggs.

I incubated at 82 and they hatched right around 60 days.

that was almost 10 years ago, so my memory is sort of shaky.

Also, brings me to something else.

They are not from Vietnam, more like Thailand and Burma.

most people mislabel them.

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