Joe,
What I do is remove her when I remove the eggs. Try and offer a small meal to boost her energy. This is an excellent time to feel for bound eggs. Let her gently crawl across your fingers, paying close attention to her mid to rear abdomen. A stuck egg will feel obvious(like she swallowed a marble).She is going to begin her post-natal shed in about 5-7 days. If you can get her to eat something it would be good. After feeding and checking for stuck eggs, offering her the nest box with damp media I have found to be a plus. The post-natal shed is usually thin and this will help her through it.
Best of Luck!
Matt L.
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