How long for eggs ?????

When she's done laying, you take the eggs out and put them in the egg container, in the incubator.

How exciting, please take pics and post them. My girl is just settling into her laybox though she did eat yesterday. Seeing healthy fertile eggs gives me hope my girls will lay some too

heres chomps eggs dont know if any are going to be any good, but seeing as my girl is only 2 yrs and not the right weight i thought she did good (wasnot intending to breed and they mated before i could seperate them into diff vivs)




not to sure what kind of babies to expect as chomp is a classic and my male buzz is a amel

looks like there's 4, maybe 5 good ones. the rest look infertile, or like "slugs" as we call them.

no guarantees the other ones are fertile, though. if you take a small flashlight and shine the light into one of the white, round eggs, check for veins.



they won't look exactly like this as your eggs were just laid (and i believe those are ball python eggs anyways) but it gives you an idea of what you're looking for. you might find you have to remove the infertile eggs as you incubate, don't want them to rot! stinky!

*edit!*
i apologize for the big pic, pulled it up off of google and had no idea it was so large!

yeah i was wondering cos a couple are very yellow and a very funny shape.thanks for the pic will dig out a flashlight and have a look. any clues on what babies to expect from a classic and a amel ????

Unless the classic is het for amel you will get all classics het amel. Will be interesting if both turned out het for anery XD

have no idea if they carry any other hets and tbh i find the het thing really confusing lol but im a newbie so i guess in time i will pick it all up. my girl chomp is a very pretty classic ( im biased lol ) so any babies she has will be lovely