*Drumroll*

[NewOwner]

Miss Yoshi has just layed her eggs, from the time i went to school at 8:00 this morning to soetime about an hour ago, the infertile eggs were layed!!

Can i take the eggs out now and count? or should i wait cause there her 'Infertile babies'

Thanks for everyones help, shes eating like a horse, and drinking like a Fish

 

[Chase]

If she is out of the substrate, take the eggs out. She doesn't care about them anymore. well she does, but she'll think they are incubating.

 

[NewOwner]

If she is out of the substrate, take the eggs out. She doesn't care about them anymore. well she does, but she'll think they are incubating.

Very cool!

Wonder how many there are !

Btw do you know what the eggs will look like? will they have like, a bunch of gross stuff on them or just like chicken eggs? really dry and just normal.

 

[NewOwner]

32 eggs

32 EGGS

She layed, and is very hydrated, and fed..


Very proud of miss yoshi

 

[Chase]

Congratz!!! Even though they are infertile! She did a lot of work!

 

[Syn]

Wow, I think that means she has had a lot of good supplementation. Now you'll know what to expect next time! Best of luck!!

 

[NewOwner]

Wow, I think that means she has had a lot of good supplementation. Now you'll know what to expect next time! Best of luck!!

Thanks Syn!!

She dug down a hole that was 18 inches deep!!!

 

[Syn]

Amazing.

 

[jannb]

Glad that she's ok and had a small clutch.

 

[NewOwner]

Glad that she's ok and had a small clutch.

My god, so am i! Still only 6 - 6.5 months old. wasnt to hard on her, she just drank and ate more, and now shes laying trying to sleep. Im proud of my lil lady

Gonna bring 6 eggs to school tomorrow, my friends want to see. whats a good way to keep eggs? Fridge? hot room? (My bedroom is warm, i have arthritus it helps me )

Thanks.

 

[chaMELeon012409]

Awesome news to hear! Congrats!

 

[Syn]

"A standard batch includes about 75 eggs, each the size of a small jelly bean; the ones in the photo have been dried to preserve them (right)."

http://www.dcpaleo.org/Leisure/Animals/LizardsVeiled.html

 

[NewOwner]

Thanks everyone and thanks for that pic syn, i decided pictures are good enough

 

[blackbetty]

"A standard batch includes about 75 eggs, each the size of a small jelly bean; the ones in the photo have been dried to preserve them (right)."

http://www.dcpaleo.org/Leisure/Animals/LizardsVeiled.html

Great, Now I cant eat Jelly beans anymore.


Newowner: Congrats! You had a heckuva bin there and awesome that you provided her with the means to the the job done. Kudos!!!