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rudedogsurfrat
at Fri May 26 22:04:42 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rudedogsurfrat ]
I keep my eggs in 2 small clear plastic containers with lids. I use coarse vermiculite. It is 1:1 water ratio with a layer of dry vermiculite on which the eggs lay on top of. The eggs do not touch the wet stuff. The humidity is 80-90% and the proportional thermostat keeps it at 88-89 degrees.
I opened the boxes up today for inspection. It has been 12 days since they were dropped. One of the eggs is discolored and has a raised dark green patch on it the size of a nickel. It still has a great vascular network upon candling. I separated this egg from the rest into it's own container.
Am I doing anything wrong?
What could have caused this?
Is it wise to expect some more loss?
Thanks
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 woma egg gone bad. What can be the cause - rudedogsurfrat, Fri May 26 22:04:42 2006
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