
09-21-2007, 11:37 PM
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So the smaller egg thing is something i've seen in animals that start laying eggs that really shouldn't be laying eggs with the body condition they are in. Some of these look OK, but have some underlaying issue like they just regained weight and don't really have a lot of reserves, etc.
What I'd do is keep her by herself if she's not already and feed her frequently either every other day or daily. You should be able to figure out how much she can eat in a meal. Making sure to feed dusted and insects that have had a good diet.
MAybe if you arn't keep her with a thermogradient. I've done both and noticed ones that arn't in top shape get a little boost. Also make sure you don't dry her out doing that.
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