Geckos Leopard egg problem

[MrPunk]

Some can tell me if this egg are dead or not? I can see a red vein when I look into the egg with a flashlight.

thanks for your help!!



Sebastien.

[reptilesalonica]

1st of all, welcome to the forum! Wait a little longer and if they're dead you will understand. BTW from what i can see in this small picture your substrate is way tooooo dry. Post a bigger pic. If you don't know how: go to your gallery then open this picture, right click on it, copy the url, go to your post, hit the IMG tab and paste the url. From what i see it seems that you could save them.
~Greg~

[MrPunk]

here a new picture

well, you NEED more humitiy in your incubator! When they dent in like that, it means they are too dry. The need to be nice and plump.

Also, there is a Leopard gecko forum, which might get you more answers faster.

Here is a pic of 2 fertile eggs next to 1 possibly rotting egg.

[peregrinefalcon]

haha Leo-Land, this is the leopard gecko forum! I agree with the rest Mr.Punk, up the humidity and they should fill up more!
Adam

well adam, when I posted that, it was in the general forum

[Zoe]

You can boost the humidity in the substrate by spraying it, but you can also place a piece of moist paper towel over each egg for a few days until they fill out again.

They still have a chance!

[Tim and Julie B]

Really? Have you tried it and does it work all the time?