Need two identified and a question answered

[stkpaintballer]

#1




#2




And then gecko #1 I did not know she was pregnant when I bought her probably 3 months ago and was getting worried she wasnt gonna lay and become egg bound then I found this and one other the other day in her lay box and was wondering if the egg looks healthy the other one looks just like this one same condition and size and I live in oklahoma and my house has gone from being around 75 to around 70 is this enough to cool her?

[samanthajane13]

1 is a harley.

2 is a flame.

Those temps are fine for the geckos during this time of year, but I'd make sure you don't let the temps drop much lower for the eggs.

Have you candled the eggs to see if they're fertile?

Take a mini flashlight, pen light or laser light into a dark room with the eggs, and hold each one right on the lens.

You should see a red "ring", sometimes referred to as the "magic cheerio", which is where the baby gecko is attached to the inside of the egg shell, meaning YOU HAVE GECKOS ON THE WAY!!!

If the inside of the egg is yellow with no red ring, the egg is infertile-or a virgin egg (even unmated females sometimes lay eggs-just means she's growing up).

[Terradas]

Ditto on Donna's ID's!

[architeuthis]

Usually it isn't immediately obvious which eggs are good or not, and I think most people here have stories about "bad" eggs turning out to be good and going full term. The little pink donut shows up pretty early on, and if you see pinkness or veins that's a good sign.

[samanthajane13]

To quote a very sage member here...

"When in doubt...DON'T THROW IT OUT!!"

Some pretty funky eggs have hatched healthy, beautiful babies!!