03-28-2014, 04:53 AM
(03-26-2014, 02:46 PM)Catherine Wrote: I know how she feels. Sometimes you don't want to let one of your babies go and yet for the right person you might be willing. So you are her "right person". It is hard. You can't keep them all, but you don't want to part with them. If you can send her pictures she will feel better about letting her baby go.
So Raven is laying her eggs right now. It is the second worst possible time this week for her to lay her eggs. I can't get them into the incubator until wed night. If she is done by morning I can at least get them into an egg box. I was home all day yesterday, why couldn't she have laid her eggs then?
You almost need a back up incubator for when that happens. Just for temporary emergencies.
I may have to switch over to a different substrate for the 2 girls for 30 days. The woman says that if anything happens to them in the first 30 days while they are on sand then she wont take them back and reimburse me. Cause it could be the sand.
I've never had a problem with sand before with Jack. Charlie has been fine too. I get fine play sand and sift it to make sure if they eat it the sand wont get impacted in their stomach.
My only other option is this mat stuff. It can be kinda expensive at first but it might be cheaper in the long run cause it lasts a long long time. Every thing else is either too expensive or just not right for leopard geckos.
