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Butterfly9
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Unexpected surprise 
So my grass lizard laid eggs yesterday. I found out the temps humidity and about how long it will take them to hatch if they are fertile. But I was wondering if anyone knew how to tell how if the eggs are fertile. I know it’s a little different for different species. Thanks for any info anyone can give me on this unexpected situation.
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Jamie
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06/03/07 04:06pm
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Doya doya
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Message To: Butterfly9 In reference to Message Id: 1304326
 Unexpected surprise
what should the temp and humidity be? also, how long does it take? sry, i don’t know the answer to your question, but i need to find out how to take care of these eggs. thanks butterfly
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06/11/07 07:06pm
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PreciousLizards0921
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Message To: Doya doya In reference to Message Id: 1314576
Unexpected surprise
I am also curious as to how you take care of the eggs. . I have a female long tailed lizard who I believe my mail has impregnated, and I am having a lot of trouble finding out information on what to expect.. how long of a pregnancy they have, how big the eggs are, what they look like, how to tell she’s having them. . .what to do next. if you know any of this information, I would really appreciate any help.
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Steph
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11/01/07 01:10am
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Nature7
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Message To: PreciousLizards0921 In reference to Message Id: 1497368
 Unexpected surprise
Hello all i no is that you can move the eggs out of the vivarium but do not turn them upside dwn or the embrio may drown and putting them in a pot with holes in the top with moist towel or soil, the eggs are a bit bigger than tic tacs ( )
hope i helped a bit
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03/30/08 10:01pm
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