Someone help me out here-Gluers

[JBReptiles]

MY female dubia laid some eggs last ngiht/this morning.And well.Their stuck to the glass.Do i leave them their?Or will the comeoff?And if i have to incubate in the cage.Do i need to keep it a constant temp in their all night?And im guessing ill need to keep them dry as well?
Thanks,
Jeff

 

[the moof]

leave them. you have to, if you remove them you run a huge risk of breaking them.i think night day fluctuations are alright, but further i do not know.

 

[Joe Farah]

Never worked with gluers before - Sorry buddy

 

[Palex134]

Id put a deli cup over them, taped with air holes of course, and incubate in that. If it's in the corner of the glass, id say keep an eye on them.

 

[the moof]

yeah, that's what i've heard from people too.

 

[kenya_1977]

Leave them. Incubation might take a little longer, but they will hatch like that.

 

[kcgeckoguy]

I don't even put a deli cup over them, if they are good eggs they will not be eaten. As long as they are well fed, usualy the parents will leave offspring alone for a day or two after they hatch. Good luck.

 

[JBReptiles]

Do i have to worry about them being wet?Or will the do ok with the usuallu misting getting on them?

 

[Palex134]

I had some l. lugubris eat some eggs once, hasnt happened much after that though.

 

[kenya_1977]

I wouldn't have the mister right on them, but it shouldn't be a big deal as long as they are never soaked.

 

[danscantle]

Haha, yeah P. dubia are gluers. Thought you knew? Anyway, just let them be. I hear P. dubia are more peaceful towards the offspring than other species (my P. ornata bit the legs of a few of their young when I kept them). If you're concerned you could put a small deli cup over them around day 40. I hope my trio starts laying soon.

 

[JBReptiles]

I knew they were gluers.But i was just hopeing it would be on one of the leaves.So i could cut it and incubate it.