No, it turned out none of them were even shelled. I had been giving her liquid calcium for the past five weeks too; she just has some weird anatomical stuff going on in her reproductive system. I was going to ask him to send me the pics to post but it's very graphic so idk if that's wanted or allowed here. Doc said to occasionally lift her tail up to help blood flow or something so I'm doing that, but I'll leave her alone otherwise.
Good to know. We just got home a little while ago and I set her up in her enclosure on her blanket. I left the room and came back and she was in a different spot. Then she started trying to run around with her eyes closed and flipped herself onto her back, so I'm probably going to be up all night making sure she doesn't hurt herself. I wasn't expecting her to start moving so quickly.
Already did before I put her in there, she's only got her blanket and some repti carpet on top of a Zen Habitats Mat.
Maybe I'll line the edges with towels too just in case.
My mom watched Pancake for me while I was at work and she did super well today. She's been walking around and licking stuff in her enclosure. She hasn't eaten anything, but that's to be expected. She's still a little groggy from the anesthetic. I've got antibiotic shots I'll have to give her starting Monday. I hate needles 
but I'll do my best for Pancake's sake! Thank you all so much again!
