Questions about bad Eggs

[cindre2000]

Hello,

I picked up a male and female leo this spring and they hit it off right away. She, a normal, has thus laid 4 clutches, two which have hatched (I was getting worried since I did not know if I incubated them right). Since then I have picked up two other females. Both of them have laid a first clutch. The enigma's eggs were unusually long and thin, as well as orange/yellow. I put them in the incubator just in case, one eventually dented and fungus-ed and I tossed it out. The other is still in there. The Snow has also just laid a clutch yesterday and both eggs were partially deflated and dented, I put them in the incubator just in case, they look a little better and one of them has firmed up a little, but they are still dented.

Are these eggs bad? Is it normal for first time leo's to have problems?

Thanx

 

[acpart]

Some first time leos get it right from the beginning and some don't. Probably the eggs are no good, but incubate until they either hatch or mold and/or shrivel.

Aliza

 

[Clink]

Sometimes when they get dented or deflated, they need more moisture/humidity in with them, and they sometimes swell right back up, but too much water/moisture is bad.
Good luck!