Egg incubation time?

CharmedMom

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First time hatching little ones?
I usually incubate at 82 and mine hatch between 55-65 days. Also they tend to swell around a week before hatching.
Can I ask what the pairing was? Would also love to see pics when they hatch. :)
 

Ac26

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Yes it's my first time hatching.the dads a reverse stripe raptor and the moms a tremper albino.i'll definitely post pics once they hatch which should be soon today makes 47 days for the first clutch. Thanks
 

DrCarrotTail

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I'm incubating at 81 as well and mine are hatching between 62-68 days. May not be the best idea but I gently poke mine every week when I open their containers to check on them and give them fresh air. If the feel slightly dry I add a squirt of water, they also tnd to get a bit squishier a day or so before they hatch. Good luck!
 

Ac26

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By what people are saying I should be expecting within the next 2 weeks.i can't wait for one of them to hatch. Thanks
 

Ac26

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I think it might be a bad egg it's starting to get discolored.when I candled it i can see the gecko.the egg is small too it never got too big.the next clutch of eggs are a lot bigger already.any suggestions on why this could have happened
 

OnlineGeckos

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The gecko eggs come in many different sizes, not all are large, and not all plump up to be large eggs. The best thing you can do is to leave it alone and incubate until it either hatches, or deflates. The egg being small and a bit discolored does not mean anything negative really.
 

Ac26

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Woke up this morning and found a hatched gecko.it still had the umbilical cord to.is that normal?the gecko seems to be doing fine.i'll post some pics of it when I can.thanks for the help everybody
 

CharmedMom

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Some hatch with the egg sack still attached and some don't, it's best to leave them be and let them finish absorbing it.

Can't wait to see pics of the new little one. :D
 

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