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if they are fertile and not too far gone, they will replumpen and in a few weeks you'll be able to place a light next to the eggs and see them glow pink, if they're not fertil, they could still re-plump, but after a few weeks will glow yellow, don't worry, eggs don't rot over night and rarely stink to badly.
so incubate, give them a chance and in a few weeks check on them and see how they're getting on.
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Thanks for that help peeps. One of them has plumpened and I'm hoping that is the only one lol. It would make for an easier first breeding attempt. Six of them had leaked yellow stuff and had remained shrunken so I opened them up thinking they must be goners but there was a tiny blood vessel in every one. Feeling rather crap about that now. Then again, can they develop if they remain a bit shrunk? Am concerned am gonna have some deformed babies on my hands.
All very stressful. Damn Saphan and his maleness lol. |
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