I would have to assume that those eggs are infertile....it happens. Especially, in a second clutch where the female has not mated since the first clutch...
She will retain some but more eggs will be infertile due to it being the second clutch...
I would recommend leaving them for now if they...
First, what species?
From what I can tell, I think most of your eggs look pretty good...With the not so good looking ones, if they aren't moldy or badly discolored I would say you can leave them...they may hatch and they may not...at least you gave them the chance. :)
Just keep a closer...
Eggs!
Yea! :)
Now you need to set up your incubation system.
Check out the forums, there is a lot of threads for this...temperature, humidity, water-medium ratio...
I used a reptibator but I really don't think it was necessary...
Let me know if you want more info about how I did...
Soooo cute!! :D I am so happy for you!
That light one has awesome patterns! My baby veiled chams are so green compared to those little guys! :p
Congrats!
I am so excited for my Jackson pair to get a little bigger! Not quite ready yet! :rolleyes:
Pride & Prejudice
Male - Fitzwilliam "Fitz"
Female - Elizabeth "Lizzy"
I love Jane Austin and decided to name our first breeding pair after the main characters in Pride & Prejudice, my favorite book! :p
I use a play sand I get from Home Depot. Its like a wet, sand box sand.
I place a heat lamp over it for a while before I put her in to warm up the sand.
Wait, you did this just a few days ago? I am curious why? :confused:
I can imagine that all this did was stress her beyond belief...:(
You have received great advice! Hope she lays soon.