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Old 03-07-2009, 12:32 PM
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whats the longest leo eggs can go from bein laid to being put in the incubator?
like even if there in the moist box over heatmat?
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hi all
whats the longest leo eggs can go from bein laid to being put in the incubator?
like even if there in the moist box over heatmat?
thanks alot
There's not really a simple answer to that. We've had "un-noticed" eggs (ones laid out of sight, under hides, etc) that have probably been a couple of days old or more... and they've still done fine when incubated. Even had one that was half dried out, I re-hydrated it carefully for a few days... and now have an egg that candles nice and pink
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Old 03-07-2009, 01:00 PM
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i found 2 eggs today 1 in the moist hide and 1 in the middle of the viv this one was a nice white colour but deflated quite a bit ive put them in the incubator and put damp moss over it so maybe it will rehydrate fingers crossed
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whats the best humidity for leo eggs? like in %?
i just found one today
its a nice white colour but was a little deflated at top
whats the best way to make it come up again?
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Try placing a piece of folded damp tissue paper laid over the top of the egg, and then leave it in place overnight until the egg has plumped back up - usually works a treat! (just damp tissue though, not wet )
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