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One of my my female uros has layed 8 eggs already and looks like she should drop about 4-5 more. I checked on her around 7pm today, she had already layed 2 eggs then. I got to watch her lay 3 more(which took an hour and a half) then she stopped so I went on about my bussiness. I just checked on her again and boom 3 more eggs. All the eggs have the red spot, so far all fertile. Incubator has been ready for a week at a steady 89degrees. I'm so excited my first successful breeding. I'll post another message in about a week when my other 3 females drop.
If you have any helpfull hints on incubating let me know. I would like to get all the eggs to hatch successfully. Thanks for your time.
Jake:beer: :beer: :beer:
 
Forget my last post.
I saw in another post of you that you have U. dispar maliensis.
89 degrees F. is ok.
It´s gonna take about three months before they hatch.

Let´s hope they hatch all twelve.
 
How did you get them to breed. Did you induce brumation? If so, how long did they go without feeding?
 
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