Mould on eggs

[Syn]

Like I said this is a public forum and anyone will try anything. I am just saying unless you have done it yourself or have evidence that it works, why mention it? Ask the people who have used it to send you results or something...

 

[jrh3]

Just seperate the molded ones. put them in there own container and watch them for a month or so. This is what i do that way you dont damage any other eggs in the clutch.

 

[happy14]

Hi,

maybe they are invertile?

 

[mwebb]

Temp

Egg laying medium is hatchrite, temps are 26 degrees humidity I dont know

26 degrees seems alittle low should be about 70 degrees. I have only had infertile eggs get moldy.

 

[solosigns]

Be extremely careful not to rotate or change the position of the eggs when removing them to the incubation container. This is essential because each egg contains an air pocket. When the eggs are laid, each embryo is oriented in the egg and if the air pocket moves, the embryo may suffocate. Some keepers mark the top of the eggs with a dot in non toxic marker in order to be sure that the eggs are properly oriented throughout the entire incubation

http://www.chameleoncrazy.com/incubation.php

 

[solosigns]

26 degrees seems alittle low should be about 70 degrees. I have only had infertile eggs get moldy.

he did say his eggs are growing thow?

 

[Syn]

26 degrees seems alittle low should be about 70 degrees. I have only had infertile eggs get moldy.

26 degrees Celsius = ~79 degrees Fahrenheit

You must remember every country except Liberia, Myanmar and the U.S. uses metric.

 

[solosigns]

nevermind bump

 

[Syn]

only the usa uses metric

Are you sure?

 

[solosigns]

Are you sure?

yes I think usa and one other little hole in the wall country
or maybe its the other way around

 

[Andregay]

Thanks again guys, but no need to get so heated on the subject. I am new to this that is why I need some help here, but like I said the eggs are growing and for that reason I don't think that they are infertile, but I have no experience so I don't know. You guys who have done this before know more than I do, but until the eggs are really looking bad I am going to keep them in the incubator and see what happens. I am going to replace the substrate and see what happens.
Also I have bred snakes before so I know about not turning the eggs when moving them so I am going to be very very careful when moving them.
I am keeping my fingers crossed and hoping that in a few months I will have a bunch of healthy baby chams.
Keep the advise coming, I am open to all suggestions, except the one about throwing the eggs away.
Thanks again guys