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RE: 2.1 Rhinos-possible to co exist?

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Posted by: jskahn at Sat Aug 4 18:18:28 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jskahn ]  
   

Thanks Really, I didn't realize there was a Cyclura forum.By the way, I noticed your post about uncalciumified eggs.The eggs my female lays every year are normal looking, but soft. After 3 years, i am assumeing they are soft because of being infertile.Could it be a calcium problem? When I cut them open, they are always all yolk, with no blood.

   

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