jinin
Very Well-Known Member
Hi,
I used the search function but couldn't really find anything on when to Pip dragon eggs.
I have 17 Pygmy Bearded Dragon eggs, 7 of which are fully hatched and out of the egg another 2 are soaking up their yolk. The rest have left the grey stretch marks on the shell of the egg and others have left no sign of trying to get out of the egg. I am just wondering when i should pip them and if i should pip them?
Im just worried this season because last season all bar 3 of the babies in the eggs tried to break the egg but couldn't because the egg was too hard due to lack of humidity creating a harder egg shell, I could tell because they had the stretch marks and where fully formed in the egg when i cut it open, but dead. I increased the amount of water added this season for that very reason. The stretch marks on the egg have been there from last night and still none of broken through? Should i pip them now?
I used the search function but couldn't really find anything on when to Pip dragon eggs.
I have 17 Pygmy Bearded Dragon eggs, 7 of which are fully hatched and out of the egg another 2 are soaking up their yolk. The rest have left the grey stretch marks on the shell of the egg and others have left no sign of trying to get out of the egg. I am just wondering when i should pip them and if i should pip them?
Im just worried this season because last season all bar 3 of the babies in the eggs tried to break the egg but couldn't because the egg was too hard due to lack of humidity creating a harder egg shell, I could tell because they had the stretch marks and where fully formed in the egg when i cut it open, but dead. I increased the amount of water added this season for that very reason. The stretch marks on the egg have been there from last night and still none of broken through? Should i pip them now?