Geckos Leopard egg problem

[MrPunk]

Some can tell me if this egg are dead or not? I can see a red vein when I look into the egg with a flashlight.

thanks for your help!!



Sebastien.

[reptilesalonica]

1st of all, welcome to the forum! Wait a little longer and if they're dead you will understand. BTW from what i can see in this small picture your substrate is way tooooo dry. Post a bigger pic. If you don't know how: go to your gallery then open this picture, right click on it, copy the url, go to your post, hit the IMG tab and paste the url. From what i see it seems that you could save them.
~Greg~

[MrPunk]

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/1908p1010733-med.jpg


here a new picture

[Leo-Land]

well, you NEED more humitiy in your incubator! When they dent in like that, it means they are too dry. The need to be nice and plump.

Also, there is a Leopard gecko forum, which might get you more answers faster.

Here is a pic of 2 fertile eggs next to 1 possibly rotting egg.

http://www.leo-land.net/neweggs.jpg

[peregrinefalcon]

haha Leo-Land, this is the leopard gecko forum! I agree with the rest Mr.Punk, up the humidity and they should fill up more!
Adam

[Leo-Land]

well adam, when I posted that, it was in the general forum :D

[Zoe]

You can boost the humidity in the substrate by spraying it, but you can also place a piece of moist paper towel over each egg for a few days until they fill out again.

They still have a chance! :D

[Tim and Julie B]

Really? Have you tried it and does it work all the time?