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supprise eggs

matt1134

matt1134

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i have been watching my female blizzard (snow white) for a couple weeks now thinking she might be getting ready to lay so i put in a moist box just in case. i just barley checked an to my supprise 11 eggs they are a little sunk in . will they be ok i believe she layed them yesterday? i have them in the incubator with damp vermiculite so i have my fingers crossed.
 
I think they will be fine. Pretty sure they can lay eggs at anytime in captivity, in the wild though those eggs probably wouldn't make it.
 
the eggs are plumping up fine there are still 6 that have not plumped but i hope they will soon.
 
It might help to put a thin layer of barely damp sphagnum moss or orchid moss over the eggs like a blanket.
 
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UPDATE: i just candled the eggs and they all glow a beautiful pink and you can see veins all over. :)
 
UPDATE: the eggs are doing great they have all 11 plumped up and are just beautiful. they are now on day 17 and going strong.
 
i just thought i would give you all a up date the eggs are doing great they are now on day 42. i am getting so excited.
 
i am incubating at 85 so they should hopefully hatch in the next two weeks. my last clutch hatched at day 53 incubated at the same temp.
 
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