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This was a while ago and they all hatched fine ?? But thanks anyway!

She’s acting completely normal now this morning. Completely alert, no more heavy breathing, and ate some food. You can’t even tell she had a near-death experience yesterday. I’m so so so glad I was able to save her.

And thanks so much for the response! I think she’s going to be ok!

She is now fully responsive AND eating!!! I saved her!!!

He’s breathing heavily on his own now I’m sure trying to regain his breath and get the rest of the water out of his lungs

It seems he got water in his lungs and I did cpr and he’s now responsive again!!!

I’m breeding babies, and just put several babies in the bath. I was with them and at no time saw one get submerged under water but I took them out and one acted wobbly and then stopped moving at all. I tried to open his mouth and he flinched, the only way I know he’s still alive. PLEASE HELP

The one baby has now completely come out of the egg, but no others have even started hatching. Is this ok?

Of course! Only one has started hatching so far though, so I thought maybe it was a fluke? It was the biggest egg. My incubator says 86, but all my thermometers vary, so I’ve just been keeping them all in the 81-86 degree range. I can’t really know for sure what the temperature exactly is in...

They were laid January 27th, so 54 days!

I came down to check on my eggs, and I saw one had popped it’s head out! But I had no warning whatsoever, as the eggs hadn’t deflated or anything beforehand. Is this normal, or possibly some kind of fluke?

Thanks! :)

She laid 18 eggs that night (16 fertile), and an obviously infertile one the next day. The 16 fertile ones look healthy and beautiful! :)

I just kept her in and she laid eggs within a few hours!

Last night my girl laid very nice eggs and I had an incubator set up at 84 degrees, so I put them in. I got up this morning and the thermometer said it was 89 degrees. I almost screamed when I saw that and I immediately took the lid off to let out some hot air. Could that spike in temperature...

My gravid beardie is on her third day of digging. She’ll dig for hours, then want out of the bin, and now she doesn’t want to stay in. She still hasn’t laid eggs. Should I be allowing her to come out, or make her stay in until she lays them?

Sorry to say it, but to me, it doesn’t even look like those eggs are fertile. They’re small and if they were fertile it looks like they may be done for now. I could be wrong, but eggs at that age are usually a lot bigger than that.

Strange. Hopefully someone more experienced in breeding will answer you and help but at 60 days it’s very possible they’re starting to hatch. Could you possibly post a picture of them please?

My gravid Beardie has been digging for about an hour now, and still no eggs. Is it normal for them to dig this long?