
12-20-2008, 02:32 PM
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Nice Pics!! So you're waiting for eggs to hatch too!!  The first pair that I'm waiting for were laid on Oct. 25th. The female has been staying close to them recently so hopefully that's a good sign.
That's quite the setup for candling!! I have a small bendable LED flashlight that takes a single AAA battery that I use for checking the eggs. Oddly enough I had a pair of eggs that I thought to be infertile. They were a yellow-green colour when candled. When I check a few days later ... same thing .. a week later ... same thing. I had pretty much given up on them as being fertile when about 3 weeks in I checked again to find a nice pink glow to them. So I guess the theory 'NEVER THROW OUT AN EGG' is proven in this situation!!
Good Luck with your eggs and be sure to post pics when they hatch!!
Dyesub Dave. 
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