Eggs ):

[geckofreak]

Today, when i got home from a weekend at my grandparents i found that my leopard geckos two eggs dry and infertiale sitting on a rock. I was expecting them but i didn't think she would lay them this early. Anyway they were obviosly dead (since they were litteraly dried on the rock). So I candled them anyway and couldn't see an embryo. Then later out of curiostiy I cut on open and there was nothing inside but white stuff. Were they infertile to begin with or was it because they spent at least a day practicaly frieing on top a rock???


P.S, my first leopard gecko eggs, EVER

 

[hyposhawn]

I think it's that they fried on the rock with low humidity levels. The good news is that she will lay more clutches.

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

If it was her first clutch, it very well may have been infertile. Throw her back in with the male now to insure that she'll produce more eggs right away.