Are these eggs bad?

[Visionist]

They were laid on May 23rd and incubated at 85f since then. One is indented slightly, the other seems to be taking a yellowish tinge(not sure if this is too much moisture or the egg is just turning yellow). When candled I don't really see any pink ring around the egg.

http://i49.tinypic.com/f0n8ys.jpg

 

[katie_]

They don't look healthy, but I have little experience.

 

[ghiigh33]

Yikes......what kind of substrate is that.....??

 

[Thorgecko707]

that looks too wet, unhealthy, dented, yellow.... i would change the medium asap. when in doubt, wait it out. but change the medium. it is just waiting to mold.

 

[Visionist]

The medium is soil, I couldn't find anywhere that sold perilite here...
Also these were her first eggs.

 

[Thorgecko707]

Then they are probably dead eggs. Soil has fertilizer in it.

 

[ZombiGecko]

You could have tries vermiculite.. anything with fertilizer will kill them

-Amber

 

[Visionist]

The soil has soil, humus, peat moss, perlite and horticultural lime. There is also nowhere that sells vermiculite either. I will try however to find some perilite for the next eggs, there has to be SOMEWHERE here that sells it.
Edit: Canadian tire here supposedly has some in stock, I am going to pick some up.

 

[Visionist]

The eggs are now on perlite, I will incubate them until there is no guessing. They were probably duds to begin with(first eggs), or I may have killed them. Only time will tell.

 

[ZombiGecko]

What brand perilite? MiracleGrow brand has fertilizer in it too thats why i ask. Hope you can save the eggs

-Amber

 

[Visionist]

What brand perilite? MiracleGrow brand has fertilizer in it too thats why i ask. Hope you can save the eggs

-Amber

I just started researching the miracle gro stuff and found that it supposedly has fertilizers in it(The bag I bought doesn't say plant food added, nor does it have any added ingredients on the back, it does say "enriched" though..). I already opened the bag and cannot return it, I'm going to keep these eggs on it for now, I will be buying vermiculite (http://homehardware.ca/en/rec/index.../Ne-67n/Ntk-All_EN/R-I5053238?Ntt=vermiculite) for the next eggs though..
Shouldn't matter a whole lot, I am pretty sure these eggs are gone already.

 

[Visionist]

Definitely duds...I noticed mold on one of the eggs today and it was very indented and a bit smelly. Being the curious at home scientist I am, I cut open the egg to find it filled with a thick opaque white goo that smelled. I noticed a very faint spot of red, incredibly faint(like the size of a pen point). I did manage to buy some all natural perlite and it seems as though my female might be getting ready for some more eggs.