Thanks for the info Rick. I did try candling it - it did look yellow
to me, but reddish to my friend so I'm going to keep it for a while and
see what happens. Won't it just collapse or something?
Thanks,
Dana
On May 15, 2005, at 11:40 PM, Rick Gale wrote:
I tend to want to say that if you can gently clean off the egg and put
it in some fresh substrate, there's no reason not to give it a chance.
That being said, in my limited experience, only the bad eggs have
molded. Have you candled it and seen whether it is pink or yellow?
The egg should candle a pink color if it's full of blood and an
embryo. If it candles yellow and is getting moldy, I'd say there's
very little chance it's viable.
Rick
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Subject: [gecko]mold on eggs
Date: Sun, 15 May 2005 16:32:25 -0400
Hi everyone -
I have a crested gecko egg with a little mold on it, and am wondering
if there is absolutely no chance that it is a viable egg because of
this.
Any information about this topic is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dana
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Providence, RI
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