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sometimes soaking my female in warm water for a few mins gets her in the mood to start digging again and lay...try this and hope that it helps...if not then I would start to think about a vet visit to make sure shes not egg bound good luck

yea lllreptile.com ...the overnight shipping makes for healthier crix that live longer...and its 29.99 for 1000 of any size

i would def take a reading on the spot where the dragon basks the majority of the time... he or she can move up or down or away from it the light all together to thermoregulate, but make sure that direct basking spot is somewhere in the range of 100-110 F

ive always had success with the repti glo 8.0 ...but its really hard to find b/c I think they stopped making it. last time I stocked up on them from www.lllreptile.com hope you can locate one, the reptisun is a better bulb, but the reptiglo 8.0 was not on the scientific study for questionable...

first off can you feel the eggs well in her lower abdomen? and 2nd is she digging a lot in the sand or just laying around?

i would still take it out...not only is it a health hazard...its so messy and dusty & it can also pass mites on to your dragon

you should be able to feel the eggs pretty well in her lower abdomen a couple days before she is ready...if you can then make sure her lay area has the proper moisture/consistency and that its deep enough for her to dig a pretty good hole. sometimes soaking my female in water for a few mins...

how long at a time does it close its eyes? and what kind of UVB bulb are you using?

all lights need to go off in order for the dragon to sleep properly (even a tv keeps some awake)...a good cycle is 12 hrs on 12 hrs off...sometimes I increase a couple hrs on during the summer months when the days are longer.

check garden centers or home improvement stores...and as far as cleaning I just soak all my decor in a bleach water solution.. approx 4:1 water:bleach and then rinse thoroughly with plain water before drying

ya I would try some tile or slate rock..or you could put reptile carpet in there to cover the laminate. I always clean my enclosures with a diluted bleach/water solution (approx. 4 parts water 1 part bleach) and then rinse with regular water b4 putting the dragon back in

yea make sure its not too moist. and if only 5 out of 26 are doing this, then I would probably go ahead and discard them to prevent mold from setting up and taking the rest of the eggs too....these are probably just the few from the clutch that are bad, but keep monitoring the humidity and the...

hey hatchlings will eat 2-3 times/day... i would plan on ordering 2000 crix a week for a clutch of about 15-20. i always hold on to mine about 6 weeks before shipping..maybe 4 weeks to sell to a pet shop or someone. ive always had better luck housing hatchlings in 2 or 3 rubbermaid containers...

ive had success with vermiculite when I first started breeding, but by far the past few seasons I have really liked to use hatchrite medium. its easy and ive experienced better hatch rates with it.

I usually just add water to the incubator as it gets low from evaporation...and I usually try to put lukewarm water in so it wont affect the temp drastically either way

hey first of all you do need to be careful with the dogs in the house when you have the dragon out...he could be feeling threatened if he sees them....but also it is normal for some dragons to be on alert and to feel threatened when you get them out of their enclosures into a bigger more open...

ya its best to do your research before trusting pet stores... i studied herpetology in college & I hear so many incorrect statements at some pet stores...just be aware and know your stuff for own good in the future

ya a pic would help, but it sounds like its an egg that just has not developed the calcified outer covering...just make sure you keep giving her extra calcium during feedings througout the whole egg laying season

hey props for trying to take this dragon in...ive been there & know thats its frustrating to see how others dont know what they are doing and seeing how the dragon is suffering. it is a difficult process, but yes get him a brand new reptisun 10.0 ( a 24 inch) and if you have a way to take him...

do you know how old you girl is? and was she bred or are these infertile eggs? ive never experienced anything like this, but if it continues i would def. take her and get her checked out...and like you said just make sure to up her food and calcium intake