That is a bad deformity. I would say euthanize the little guy. However, I would not be able to do it my self. What quality of life would he actually be able to live out. Is it eating/ defecating normally? It is a tough call.

On a side note, I had 7 Woma eggs laid about 2 weeks ago. Lost 1 right off the bat. 2 look perfect and the other 4 are questionable. 3 are sunken in and have some light yellow coloring to them and 1 has some dark spot starting to develop. "When in doubt, wait it out." Why are Woma eggs so difficult to deal with. This is my 3rd clutch and I have yet to produce any offspring. Followed BoaMorph's incubation techniques. I did notice that the 4 that look questionable have the embryos in a non polar position. I am thinking this might have something to do with it. Dang.

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