ghosthunters2002
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So, a month ago, my beardie laid 23 eggs (Her first clutch ever). She is about 2 1/2 years old. She is currently housed with a male. Being stupid like I am, I didn't get a lay box set up for her in time, and she laid them in her enclosure. Two were obvious infertiles, and one was laid in the water dish. I then had 20 good looking eggs left. I set the incubator to 84 degrees and let it properly steady itself before putting the eggs in it. I put them in Tupperware dishes in vermiculite. I have 11 good eggs left, as of today. They all look good, but only one has begun showing veins in the four weeks they've been incubating. Is this normal? I believe the incubator is much cooler than it says, by maybe 6 degrees or so. Could that be a possible reason that they haven't begun showing veins? I should clarify as well that they all have pink spots in them and I pointed those upward when putting them in their containers. They seem fertile, but the lack of veins is worrying me. Any help at all is VERY much appreciated.