Wow congratulations Jeff,
They will probably hatch if you use the Nephrurus milii requirements
(maybe slightly higher humidity). If Hemidactylus frenatus is common in your
neighbor hood you probably really don't need to do anything except maybe
monitor the humidity. I suspect that you don't. The eggs are even "saltwater
proof."
Good luck,
Ron Van Heest
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