Serious question.. Please look

[Psychotic4mb3r]

Ok so my female has ovulated before. and had fertile eggs last season.. I was looking at her today after noticing her belly was a bit big..... Heres a pic of my 1st girl

Then I was looking at my newest girl who is about 5 months old and look..

... I really hate to ask it... But do you guys think something is wrong with them??

 

[fuzzylogix]

looks kinda like they are both ovulating

 

[Psychotic4mb3r]

The youngest has never been with a male.. and there are 3 spots instead of 2?

 

[fuzzylogix]

well im seeing the pink in the middle of her belly. a female doensn't have to have been with a male to be ovulating. that just means she's sexually ready. how much does she weigh?

 

[Psychotic4mb3r]

Not sure my scale broke and i havnt gotten a new one yet.. it just dosnt look right to me.. and i bred my first girl last season. her stomach looks darker around the big things that looks like eggs. I was just hoping it wasnt anything bad like parasites. ive never seen 3 spots like this before and the fact that its happening to both of my girls at the same time kinda worries me. i dont mean to be paranoid but ive put quiet a bit of money in these guys lol.. id hate to lose them all at once like that. my first girl hasnt eaten as good the past few days but her stool seems to look normal.. same at my new girl except shes still eating 10 mealies a day

 

[Psychotic4mb3r]

So you thing they look normal?? Every opinion would be greatly appreciated..

 

[fl_orchidslave]

Take a look at these photos, it may help you understand what you're looking at http://geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=71169

 

[Pinky81]

I have seen Bonnie just before laying will ovulate. So she will have that pink spot plus the developed eggs all at one time. just make sure you lay box is in the cage and watch for digging...if she has gone off eating it shouldn't be long.

your pics are kinda blurry but I don't see anything abnormal.

 

[Spots]

I'm no expert but if you do a search on here you can learn a ton about the egg thing. They can lay infertile eggs too so they don't necessarily have to be with a male. Compare your pictures with some of the other posts