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RE: We rescued some eggs, now what?

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Posted by: ginebig at Wed Feb 6 14:05:30 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ginebig ]  
   

Not sure I can be much help but if you don't have an incubator then you've done about all you can but wait. I haven't had the good fortune to get eggs myself so I'm only speaking from heresay. It does take some time before you can candle them. It's been a couple days, how do they look today? Are they filling back out? Depending on if they're fertile and how long they

were in the store tank before you found them the caving in may be a sign that they are ready to hatch. Don't rally have anything else for you. Good luck and keep us informed.



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