Dan@Manhattan herps
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found this fertile egg the other night during cleaning, she laid another a few hours later.
the LOOONG wait begins!
the LOOONG wait begins!
season begins!
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Dan@Manhattan herps
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cliff they will looker much more plump, but it is relatively hard to tell since you cant see the eggs inside of them like you can with loes or knobbies
cliff_f
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Well I came home from work today and one of my tokays must have laid a egg but her or one of the other tokays must of ate it because the only part left was what was glued to the furniture. 
But I figured it must of not been firtile or something was wrong with it for the egg to be eaten well that is what I am hoping.
But I figured it must of not been firtile or something was wrong with it for the egg to be eaten well that is what I am hoping.Well I came home from work today and one of my tokays must have laid a egg but her or one of the other tokays must of ate it because the only part left was what was glued to the furniture.
are you sure it was eaten?
because sometimes they will stick their eggs to trees etc. instead of burring them. mine stuck one to a tree last year.
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BlakeDeffenbaugh
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This post was made back in 2006. Hes got it all figured out by now lol I think he produced 20? babys last year.
BlakeDeffenbaugh
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I've had 4 hatch out this year so far with 2 eggs left over from last season and 4 new eggs this year. . I'ma give you a run for your money this year. . .