Anyone in the uk with unwanted bearded dragon eggs

[HelgasHooman]

Hi I know this is a crazy question but I'm looking into taking on some unwanted beardy eggs, I have my incubator setup and a large 3ft by 2ft vivarium fully setup after one of my males passed away last month. He was a rescue and I I have been assigned an essay in biology and I was planning to Base it on the experience of hatching beardie eggs. I have homes lined up for any that do indeed hatch, a few uni friends with reptile experience and my mum who plans on having 2 and I plan to keep a couple myself. I have 2 large roach colonys and I do grow a few veggies but they are cheapretty enough to buy lol. I am obviously willing to pay for them and/or postage. Please get intouch if anybody has any or no of any or if your willing to help me out.

Thankyou

 

[Rankins]

Shipping them would likely kill the eggs. Any movement of the egg isn't good. The best way to do it is to find someone close by that you can get the eggs within a few hours of being laid. They can tolorate a bit of movement when freshly laid. I have driven eggs home on a 2 hr car ride before when people didnt have an incubator set up. But I didn't take any bumpy roads...and things turned out okay.
If you can't get them the day they are laid, wait a few days before doing it. Obviously that means whoever has the eggs has to keep them around 84°F and keep the humidity high in the egg box. Excessive contact moisture isn't good, high relative humidity is.
Hope you find some eggs, it sounds like a fun biology essay.