are these eggs healthy for two weeks;pic heavy'

[dedc369]

well i have question r these eggs looking good for 2 weeks old im not sure if there making it or not none r deflated but im still not sure please give ansers

 

[Grogshla]

not too sure mate but i would say that they might be struggling. Hopefully someone can shed some light.
I remember looking at some eggs whilst buying my pygmy dragon off a breeder and the eggs were all super white and not a dent on them.

 

[jstouts]

what was the color of the stuff they were in

 

[jharris08]

sorry to say , but they look like they were either infertile or the embryos have died for some reason... they should look bright and white throughout the whole incubation process, and should have a pinkish tint inside when looked at with a flashlight.

 

[Livey]

You could PM a breeder, they would be able to tell you more x

 

[TheWolfmanTom]

Those are going funky.
Sorry.

 

[dedc369]

k thnks

 

[dedc369]

but why r they not dented

 

[TheWolfmanTom]

They egg innards are probably getting solid in the heat of the incubator.
If there is no stink or obvious rot. Let them ride till your 100% sure. You have nothing to loose at this point.

 

[dedc369]

thnk you wolfman tom u awsome

 

[dedc369]

now shes laying 1 egg at a time

 

[TheWolfmanTom]

Get Her into a laybox, so she feels safer and can just unload.

 

[dedc369]

k i will thank you very much is eco earth good for the eggs to be in?

 

[GeckoGarden]

The incubation material looks way to wet. It only needs to be moist enough to stay in a snow ball form with out falling apart, but with no water dipping out when you squeeze it.

Try using Perlite or Vermiculite.