egg trouble

[Charmed]

I have two leo eggs that were laid yesterday, one of them has sunken in a little on the top...does this mean it is infertile or is this normal....can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance

[labomb2]

well I kept discarding eggs that my crested laid that were sunk in. and then last time I posted concerning "deflated eggs" I got a wealth of information. instead of getting rid of this clutch, i immediately put them in the moist vermiculate and within a couple days they swelled out to normal looking eggs. I thought surly at least one was no good because it was like folded in half. I think my problem is that the stuff I was using for the nesting box does not allow enough moisture for the eggs to absorb. I am still trying to find the bed-a-beast that was reckomended. anyways, I have a couple of eggs that hopefully will soon be hatching any day now.

[Rosy-enthusiast]

Bed-a-beast is in a compressed rectangle form made out of a bunch of things. You can get 3 for 15.00 at the petstore near here. pretty cheap for how much you get

[stickytoedgecko]

Go to a Plant Nursery, and ask for coconut husk. Same stuff, different name, and nurseries are cheaper than pet stores.. You can get one brick for around $3 give or take...