I did research. Only problem is that this is my first time. I have read alot on it but hands on experience from experts is always good too, right?

I just left them where they were but as soon as I make a proper incubator I will move them to there new place. In the Herpeculter of Leopard gecko book it says during the first 2 weeks the eggs can be held and moved around and you dont have to worry about rotation issues.

It says quote "You can handle newly laid eggs without concern of rotation issues for the first 2 weeks"

So does this mean I can take the eggs and place them in a good hatching position in the incubator?
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Normal - Male - Ninja
High Yellow - Female - Ninjete

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