Help! What are these in my male western fence lizard’s tank??

[AHBD]

It's O.K, how long have you had her ? Since you caught her outside [ which we kind of shouldn't ] the eggs may have been fertile. If they were in slightly moist soil around 75-80 degrees they might have hatched.

 

[LarryTheLizard]

It's O.K, how long have you had her ? Since you caught her outside [ which we kind of shouldn't ] the eggs may have been fertile. If they were in slightly moist soil around 75-80 degrees they might have hatched.

I have had her for a year and 5 months (6 months on Nov 10th)
the soil is slightly damp most of the time, I do mist the tank a few times a day, but I understand what you mean, it probably wasn’t moist enough. Yeah I have thought about the fact I probably shouldn’t have taken her from her home, and I feel really bad about it. So if she hasn’t mated with a male lizard, the eggs still would have hatched? Wow I didn’t know that

 

[AHBD]

Oh no, I didn't realize how long you've had her, sorry. There's probably no way the eggs could have been fertilized then.

 

[LarryTheLizard]

Oh no, I didn't realize how long you've had her, sorry. There's probably no way the eggs could have been fertilized then.

Ohh, that’s okay! Don’t be sorry! Ahh okay that makes a little bit more sense lol

 

[LarryTheLizard]

Is it normal for female lizards to not eat at all prior to laying eggs? I just now fed her a darkling beetle and she eagerly ate it, like i barely set it down before she chomped it I’ve been offering her food everyday and she hasn’t been interested, she that kinda scared me that she had that reaction

 

[AHBD]

Yes it is very common and normal. My girls always stopped eating to do their digging.

 

[LarryTheLizard]

Yes it is very common and normal. My girls always stopped eating to do their digging.

ah okay, thank you, you’ve been legit so helpful