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how long til eggs come?

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well still no eggs yet from the momma. i should be getting close to seeing some. i think this happened around the 16th of april and she definitely has eggs in the belly. she's not eating, no matter what i offer, and hanging in the lay box. when should i become concerned about the possibility of her being eggbound. she is very active when handled and has not lost weight. i'm just being paranoid. :rolleyes:
 
so i did a little more research while at work last night and found that 2-5 weeks is the time period for eggs to be layed from the day of the breeding. if nothing happens be the 20th, i'm going to be having an ultrasound done(it's good to access to these things ;) ). if she is in fact eggbound then i already have a vet that will do the surgery if it's needed. i just need to call her and she'll come to my job and do it. she has even offered to call a vet friend of hers that works in a hospital in pa that works with reptiles to see if surgery is needed. if it is, they may do it for free as a training program for interns. hopefully i won't need any of these options but i'm glad i have them if i need them. hopefully she needs a little more time since it isn't a full month yet. let's keep some fingers crossed here
 
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