[bipolarbabe]

Last night, my female took the "I am going to lay eggs" position in my brom. She was still there this morning. The problem is, my brom is dying. I was going to change the spot it was in so that the roots aren't so damp, but them the Mrs. claimed her spot. Can I move the eggs or at least the brom without damaging the eggs?

I was planning on just keeping the eggs with the adults and placing a cup or cheese cloth over them.

[Wanderer]

it depends on if the eggs are glued or not. if they are adhered you may have to sacrifice that brom leaf and cut out the protion with the eggs.

[WingedWolfPsion]

My female glued her eggs to a bromeliad leaf--I just cut the leaf off and stuck it in a deli cup with some damp moss.
If they are glued, then whatever they're on will have to be carefully cut--never try to remove them from something they're glued to.
If they're loose, then sure, you can move them. I recommend using some sort of little scoop, as they're exceptionally fragile. Don't worry about them turning--that's a myth anyhow, and they're not going to mind being moved once or twice to put them in incubation.