laying eggs in tree
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martyllian
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are you sure those are not Urate? orange urate happens with dehydration.
SSimsswiSS
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Has she recently laid a clutch? Some of my veil females will pass (poop) a unfertile ( orange colored ) egg or two, a few days after digging and laying clutch in soil. You might want to check base of tree to see if a hole was dug.
Or you might find a bunch of these guys in picture below running around in the fall if conditions are right.
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desultadox
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Yeah orange-colored eggs are usually infertile eggs, but she should still dig and bury them. Maybe she was eggbound and they finally came out unexpectedly? I'm not sure WHY that would happen, but it wouldn't be the first time.
NewOwner
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To post a picture..
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when you are posting a message, scroll down from the screen you are typing in, you will see 'submit reply' and 'preview post'
Go down more
You will see.... Manage attachments, press upload, and when your done, close that little pop up screen, and press 'submit reply'
Sorry if thats crappy instructions, i tried my best
SSimsswiSS
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Looks like a prolapse. Need to keep area moist and add sugar to hopefully get her to retrack her insides back up inside. Get to vet immediate if you pulled on it and bleeding. Outlook not good. Urgent treatment is needed.
Lizardlover
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Oh wow geeze, bad idea on pulling, vet ASAP, goodluck
SSimsswiSS
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Sometimes its due to ringworms. But could be female issues. How old is she?
