Hello!
One of my bearded dragon eggs hatched a few days earlier then all of the others and it seems that the "red sac" is still attached to its body. Im pretty sure it hatched Tuesday night (1/8) so I left it in the incubator for 24 hours.
The next day when I checked on it it had the red sac attached. This morning I decided to take it out of the incubator as the vermiculite was getting messy on it and placed it in a 10 gallon on paper towel w/ a heat lamp (I did not place the beardie directly under the heat lamp).
At first it wasn't moving at all but then it moved only a little when I was wiping the vermiculite away from its eyes.
I am not sure if this is normal or if it is a horrible sign that it may not make it. Has any one ever dealt with this issue?
Thanks
One of my bearded dragon eggs hatched a few days earlier then all of the others and it seems that the "red sac" is still attached to its body. Im pretty sure it hatched Tuesday night (1/8) so I left it in the incubator for 24 hours.
The next day when I checked on it it had the red sac attached. This morning I decided to take it out of the incubator as the vermiculite was getting messy on it and placed it in a 10 gallon on paper towel w/ a heat lamp (I did not place the beardie directly under the heat lamp).
At first it wasn't moving at all but then it moved only a little when I was wiping the vermiculite away from its eyes.
I am not sure if this is normal or if it is a horrible sign that it may not make it. Has any one ever dealt with this issue?
Thanks