Probably Unfertile Eggs, Still Exciting!

[EverEvolvingExotics]

I've been pairing a trio for the last 3-4 weeks. Last night on a whim I decided to check out the laybox, I didn't think I would find anything. I found these two eggs. The first one I rolled because I wasn't being careful, I won't make that mistake again. I don't think they are fertile considering I didn't see any veins when using a flashlight. They do look nice and plump. The laybox was filled with organic soil/peat moss/vermiculite mix so they look dirty. The egg on the right with the white strip was where I wiped it clean. I'm cooking them anyway at room temp, 74F I'm in Arizona, we will see what happens. Either way I should see some more eggs in around a month. I added some sprinkles of calcium to the CGD just to ensure both females are getting enough even though I use Repashy as well as dusted dubia roaches.

Here is my trio and first set of eggs. Let me know what you think of the eggs.

 

[GeckoKing17]

They r probably unfertile but the one on the right might be good congrats

 

[EverEvolvingExotics]

They r probably unfertile but the one on the right might be good congrats

How did you come to that conclusion?

 

[sarahberry]

I donno eggs, but I think it's neat you got them all to stay still in a row like that for a picture!

 

[katie_]

Oh my, lol they dont look fertile at all.
Good luck you though, if would be nice if you were surprized.

 

[RubberDuckey273]

nice trio! based on the coloring of the eggs I'd also guess they may be bad, but you never know! i've had some pretty weird eggs hatch out nice, healthy hatchlings.

i never toss eggs until i'm completely sure they're bad. i do separate bad looking eggs from the rest, but i hang on to them until they completely mold, or sink in.

as for candling, I've found that crestie eggs are a lot harder to determine if they're good or not than leo eggs in the first week.