Nephrurus L. Levis eggs!!!

[ReptileKings]

Received my first ever N. L. Levis eggs tonight!!
Saw her digging a lot earlier, during the day, so I knew they'd be coming anytime now

The smaller one (with the red sand on it) wasn't fertile. Very squishy to the touch. It's actually not in the container anymore...got tossed.
The bigger one, candled pink!!! Yay! At least got one good one

I'll keep everyone posted.

-Sam

 

[Jon McMahon]

sam, Good work! good luck with the eggs and hopefully many more to come :wink:
Jon McMahon

 

[JBReptiles]

I wouldent have trown it away...you never know...but congrats on them...their a neat gecko

 

[MiCh@3L]

Good luck with the egg, Sam.

Keep us up to date :wink:

Michael

 

[DDReptiles]

Congrats, very Nice

 

[the moof]

congratulations! shame about the other egg, but hoping for the best with this one

regards,
*the moof*

 

[ReptileKings]

Thanks everyone :mrgreen:

Ya that other egg, kinda pissed me off, but oh well. It's her first clutch ever so it's expected. It didn't candle pink, and more than half the egg was just air. Had my experiences with those and they never turn up. Didn't wanna waste time incubating it. Hopefully the next clutches will all be fertile.

Bred my other female last night, so hopefully many more eggs :wink:

I'll post updates.

Thanks,
-Sam

 

[Ken Bartenfeld]

Sam

They don't always candle pink from the beginning, with amyae...I sometime have to wait upto 7-10 days to see the embryo start growing/glowing pink...

Just my two cents.

I have also noticed that if the egg is too squishy, that sometimes the substrate in the lay box is to moist...again, two cents ;-)

Congrats on the eggs!!!

 

[the moof]

a total of four cents then. thats almost a nickle.

i agree with Ken

thats a concent, which is 1 cent, which makes it a nickle

regards,
*the moof*