thatroanhorse
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Hi all! After losing my previous gecko I thought that I would be done with reptiles, but I fell in love with a new “boy” at the local pet store. “He” was labeled as male and was with four other geckos.
I woke up this morning and there were two eggs in the warm/moist hide. I was not expecting them nor planning on hatching babies, but they appeared fertile (red vein ring!) and I didn’t want to dispose of them.
I don’t have an incubator and would rather not buy one but will if you guys suggest it; right now I have them in a small container of reptisoil and peat moss, the reptisoil was soaked in water and the moss was listed before placing the eggs inside. Temp this morning (before work) was about 84F. I don’t have a humidity gauge in there right now as I only own one for my girl; one egg looks dented and one looks fine. I increased the moisture of the moss and will check the dented egg when I get home.
I woke up this morning and there were two eggs in the warm/moist hide. I was not expecting them nor planning on hatching babies, but they appeared fertile (red vein ring!) and I didn’t want to dispose of them.
I don’t have an incubator and would rather not buy one but will if you guys suggest it; right now I have them in a small container of reptisoil and peat moss, the reptisoil was soaked in water and the moss was listed before placing the eggs inside. Temp this morning (before work) was about 84F. I don’t have a humidity gauge in there right now as I only own one for my girl; one egg looks dented and one looks fine. I increased the moisture of the moss and will check the dented egg when I get home.