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They look infertile to me but continue to incubate them - they will mold over if they are bad.

Some of my younger Ambilobe males 3-5 months old will show purplish barring. That goes away once they mature a bit more and they go either red or blue or a mix. I would say it's a safe bet that he's Ambilobe.

I agree male. If he is in fact 5 months, he's most likely not received good care, as he is small for his age. His head shape does indicate he is older than 2 months, they tend to have more round heads at that age. I would guess that either his lighting was not adequate and/or he was not fed...

I haven't dealt with thermal burns first hand so I could be wrong but it does look like a pattern and location that would be consistent with burns. I have heard several times that Silvadene which you can get from the vet is the best course of treatment. It looks as though it could be infected...

The article I posted does touch on that. And I would have to agree that it is very likely that is the case.

Ambilobe breeder for 1 clutch. She was paired with Blue and produced some gorgeous babies that hatched this year.