My beardy layed eggs but they are geting dry

[Gasper]

I have two beardies and they are very attached to each other. They are not related in any way. So the female layed 21 eggs. I moved them out of sand to small plastic container that has molds for eggs and placed them in incubator. But from yesterday to this morning the eggs started to dry. What can I do to save those eggs?

 

[Gasper]

I have two beardies and they are very attached to each other. They are not related in any way. So the female layed 21 eggs. I moved them out of sand to small plastic container that has molds for eggs and placed them in incubator. But from yesterday to this morning the eggs started to dry. What can I do to save those eggs?

Forgot to mention. Incubator has 29 degre celcium with moisture level at 70 percent

 

[xp29]

Forgot to mention. Incubator has 29 degre celcium with moisture level at

Are you sure they are fertile?
They should be in vermiculite or something similar to keep them from dehydrating. They need to be in contact with it. Don't bury them in it though. Put a layer down and make an impression with your thumb to set them in.
The media should be moist enough to clump when squeezed but you should not be able to squeeze water out of it.

 

[Gasper]

Are you sure they are fertile?
They should be in vermiculite or something similar to keep them from dehydrating. They need to be in contact with it. Don't bury them in it though. Put a layer down and make an impression with your thumb to set them in.
The media should be moist enough to clump when squeezed but you should not be able to squeeze water out of it.

Thank you

 

[AHBD]

Those are infertile and even if they were fertile they would be dead. They are completely sunken in and dehydrated. Fertile eggs would not look like that. At most they would develop dents but these are dried out and hardened.

 

[Gasper]

Those are infertile and even if they were fertile they would be dead. They are completely sunken in and dehydrated. Fertile eggs would not look like that. At most they would develop dents but these are dried out and hardened.

Thank you. I kinda expected it just by their look. This is a second time she layed eggs but the first time it was totally unexpected and it failed as I didn't know what should be really done and tryed to make it by watching some videos but it didn't really work out. Thank you for the message. Both of you

 

[Claudiusx]

If the dragons are housed together, they more than likely were fertilized eggs, but they are 100% dead at this point.

Make sure you keep up with the extra food, hydration, and calcium for your girl, especially if this is clutch number two in a short time span.

If you are keen on hatching a clutch, make sure you have your incubator set up and ready before the eggs are here

-Brandon