O.K, hopefully no real damage is done. Even though they are non toxic to us, we are huge compared to the tiny developing embryo so there's still a bit of concern. I know that many breeders mark eggs but if you're careful when handling them there's no real need . I used to handle mine once in a while for various reasons and never damaged a single one out of thousands.
Please help ASAP
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