egg incubation confusion PLEASE HELP

[saqra]

i havent been on here for a while but since t hen i deceded to "try" to breed my female beardy with a pet store's owner male, and as of nov 2nd sometime in the she lalid her eggs, woke up to her bearing them in seeds (i was told millet seeds is good for bedding met.). but the same day and today they are really really collasped. sucked in, and what not, i have been reading and asking pple however i still can not tell if they are infertile or not. if they are fertile is there a chance even if they are sucked in that will will survive? i could use help here PLSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[ilovebeardeddragons]

sorry im not sure id say to incubate them just in case and see what happens

 

[john_ny217]

ok well your asking for incubation help but your not giving us any information on your setup. What type of incubator do you have, what are the temps and humidity levels, what are you using to put the eggs in, what substrate vermiculite? perlite?


lots of stuff you left out. once you give us that vital information we might be able to help you.

 

[saqra]

subrate - millit seeds, was told by pet store owner
temp - 86 - 90
home made styrophone incubater
eggs placed in plastic container, in homemade incubater and then lid closed

 

[Stephies_Leo _Dragon]

You definitely need to dump the millet seeds, be careful not to turn the eggs, and get some perlite or vemiculite to put the eggs in. You can find it at Lowe's or Home Depot in the gardening dept. Then moisten it, put it in a container, make an indention with your finger and place the eggs in each indention. Then put the lid on the container and place in your incubator. Your eggs are probably dried out. You also need to keep your incubator at a constant temperature, most recomment between 84 and 86 degrees I believe. Anybody else feel free to correct me if I am wrong !

 

[saqra]

okay cool,
i was told by a pet store owner and some one else about the millit seed,
i was not so sure on millet anyways!

 

[john_ny217]

yeah millet isnt very good. i would say perlite or vermiculite, either being ok. you say your incubator is home made, correct? how did you make it and are you sure it works properly? has it been used before or tested so you know that it works?

you want to keep humidity levels high in your incubator and temps around 84-86 like stated before. the reason your eggs are caved in is probably because the humidity levels are really low.

do you have a digital thermometer with a probe in there for most accurate temps?

 

[BIGDBREEDER]

are the eggs yellow and like a jello look to them cause my femals first clutch was like that and they werent fertile..and i have heard if they rot within a few days they werent fertile..just my opinion pce