Ph. mad. grandis - egg control

dedula

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Hello, I have some eggs from my phelsumas. It is phelsuma mad. grandis. First eggs should incubate about and of September. Please, how do you check the eggs out? I heard about illumination. What should I see? Thanks.
 

PhelsumaUK

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They should gradually go darker. You'll be able to see it clearer when the next set of eggs comes along and you have something to compare the original ones to. Phelsuma eggs don't like being moved
 

Sommer

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Mine is usually completely pink/red when I candle them with a small torch. I do incubate them in Nestea lids (the eggs placed in these!) and put into wet vermiculite... that have so far given me 100% hatch at 27 degrees. Hatch time is aproximately 60 days, and they are all healthy and they do also have an ok size...

I bet you cannot wait until you see:

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GOOD LUCK!!
 

dedula

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Hello, thank you for all your information. I checked it out with LED lamp and it looks so that all eggs are all right. I should increase humidity may be. In the eggs are big air bag. I'm looking forward at the end of Semptember. First phelsumas should hatching.

Thanks
 
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