infertile eggs

[ethanahunt1990]

I have had 2 clutches laid by 2 different leos and they both seem to be infertile. :main_no: is there anything i can do to help them be fertile. my male is about 55 grams is that to small to breed? does coco fiber work better than vermiculite for egg laying spot. and hatchrite are perilte for incubation is better? i really appreciate any answers to help me out. thank you in advance

 

[acpart]

If the females are first time breeders, the eggs may just be infertile because they haven't gotten it "right" yet. If it's the same male and you never get a fertile egg, maybe the male is infertile. You can candle the eggs when they're first laid to see if there's a pink "bullseye" in the egg which means it's fertile. If that's the case and they're not developing, then you have to check your incubation. There are a lot of ways to incubate. I use the SIM (eggs suspended over substrate) with perlite, but there are other ways to do it.

Aliza

 

[fl_orchidslave]

I would suggest incubating the eggs anyway, even if you think they're duds, at least until any possible doubt that they're absolutely bad.

 

[jscianni21]

i had the same happen to me with my mack snow x tremper group