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I had a female lay me 2 eggs on thanksgiving day. Now 25 days later it looks as if one of the eggs is going to be bad and it looks as iff its leaking amilky substance. Is my egg going bad. could someone please explain, This is my first set of eggs that I've had laid.

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What kind of gecko? Can you post any photos of said egg? What temps are you incubating at, and what kind of substrate are you using? Are the temperatures consistant? Were they ever determined to be fertile or did you just incubate them? It could be going bad...if they're leopard gecko eggs, I wouldn't imagine they'd be hatching yet...I would recommend leaving the egg alone until you know for sure it's bad (like, it starts growing mold)

How is the other egg? Focused pictures would help tremedously.
 
What kind of gecko are we talking? Most eggs will start producing a smell, change color and ultimately grow fungus. It's common for the first clutch from first time breeders to be infertile. More information and pictures will help.
 
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