Unusual start to breeding

[Tigresssnow]

So. This is a long story. I bought an advertised breeding pair of beautiful beardies from a fairly large beardie breeder here in ontario. Prepaid and set a date to pick them up at the pet expo in Toronto. Got there late in the day (vendors go in at 8am) and it was 1:30 when I got them. They were caged together that whole time. She just laid eggs. 18 healthy eggs. She's only 9 months old. There are veins growing and everything. In my spare hovabator at 84-86 degrees. I breed Leo's so I had planned on having my hands full but I did not expect beardie eggs, let alone so far healthy developing eggs. I cannot bring myself to throw then out (it's not like I financially can't care for them- I can) but how will I sell all of those babies?! I only just started Leo breeding so I barely have a reputation now I have 18 eggs and more to come from a beardie?! I'm so anxious. Any advice at all is much appreciated.

 

[JexTrex]

How are the eggs doing?

 

[AHBD]

Just keep posting updates on the progress of the eggs right up until hatching time and then advertise the babies for sale here. Or you could see if there are any reptile shows in your area that you could vend at...you pay a flat price for a table + set your babies up for sale.

 

[Tigresssnow]

They are developing veins, I candled a new 3 from last time and it's impressive how well they are growing. I have a table booked in October, should I get one earlier or would they be a good age for then? Are there even a lot of people from Canada on here? I'm sorry for all the questions, I started my research but it isn't vast like my knowledge on Leo's, as I was planning on breeding next year. I will post a candle photo in a few days

 

[Tigresssnow]

Today's candle that is fertile correct?

 

[AHBD]

Looks to be so.

 

[Tigresssnow]

Update- now a month later she is close to laying a second clutch, eggs when candled are dark and healthy. One egg, the littlest laid, is developing but has a dark growing circle on the outside, I will include a picture in a little while.