Its oh so quiet Shh Shh

[anji1971]

My dentist keeps 'recommending' that I have mine removed, just because it's hard to clean really good way back there, but I am not letting him anywhere near them!!
If my wisdom teeth don't bother me, I'm not bothering them!

[count dewclaw]

If my wisdom teeth don't bother me, I'm not bothering them!

That's exactly what my husband says! He was there to witness me all drugged up after I got all 4 of mine dug out .

[Zephyr]

So, my other leo laid her first two eggs today.
Unfortunately, I was not home when she did and advised my mom to move the laying container to my bed if she laid. So, I came home and the eggs were stuck to the bottom. One of them eventually came off while I was cutting the container to stick the piece with the eggs in the incubator, and the other one is now in the inc. with a piece of plastic beneath it. Both of the eggs seemed wobbly and a little wrinkled, do you think they'll be okay?

[reptileparadise]

Both of the eggs seemed wobbly and a little wrinkled, do you think they'll be okay?

In my experience...Yes, they CAN be okay, but they probably aren't fertilized. Good, healthy, viable leopardgecko eggs are almost rock hard (don't squeeze them...they arent rock hard...but it looks like it...) Not wrinkled, perfectly white (depends on laying substrate).

By the way, congrats with the eggs!
Found my first eggs of the season today as well. Underwoodisaurus milli eggs that is

[Zephyr]

In my experience...Yes, they CAN be okay, but they probably aren't fertilized. Good, healthy, viable leopardgecko eggs are almost rock hard (don't squeeze them...they arent rock hard...but it looks like it...) Not wrinkled, perfectly white (depends on laying substrate).

By the way, congrats with the eggs!
Found my first eggs of the season today as well. Underwoodisaurus milli eggs that is

lol
Well, they are perfectly white. I have 2 other eggs in the inc already that appear to have some sort of mold on their outside. There is no smell and they aren't collapsed. Should I wipe that off?

[reptileparadise]

If they still look good, I would leave them in the incubator...I've seen some bad eggs hatch...

I'm always quite laid back with eggs. Almost every egg gets a chance with me. Even when I'm completly sure they aren't fertile. I just really don't want to dispose any eggs that might have been viable...

Just as with my chameleon eggs at this moment. When laid, they where all yellow when I candled them. After a month, they still where yellow when candled...Nou, after almost three months, they are starting to turn pink and red when candled...So they defenitly are fertilized...It just takes so .... long for them to develop...

[adamanteus]

Kyle, I agree with Sjoerd. You must presume they are fine and incubate them in the normal way. They are tougher than you might think!

[adamanteus]

My son, Jamie.... in happier times.

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

i am mad because my straw is really thin and its not holding up to this extrememly thick strawberry milksnake that I have now been sucking on for the past half hour. i didnt know where else to vent about my milkshake.... so i am doing it here. down with chunky strawberries and cheap bendy straws!!!!

[enigma200316]

My son, Jamie.... in happier times.

he is lovely James I am still thinking of ya and praying for u and your family, I know the pain will never go away but I hope that in time it will be eased...........