she laid them last night i found them, put them in a piece of foam wet the faom laid it next to the heating lamp and put a a heatmat under it. they had little dents in them when i found them but they still have veins and a red color on the inside when candle lite it . other questions : will she lay more and if so how many for how long?, and will she be okay because she has alot of sentimental value to me, and ive had her sense she was little 3 years ago (i was just kind of worried). other comments : she is currently in a 80 gallon cage with my other male leopard gecko.
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/avECb your description of what is happening and what the computer diagnosis is are at odds with one another. If the check engine light was blinking it means that the engine has a misfire that could cause damage to the catalytic converter. the misfire would cause the engine to run wierd. a restricted catalytic converter would cause the truck to have no power. the problem with the lock up converter or the shift solenoids would not cause the truck to not go over 20 miles per hour unless the transmission is totatlly burnt up. if don't know where your CRV is located, but if its in the USA, take it to any Autozone parts store and ask them to pull the codes. when you get the codes, put another post out if they can't tell you what the codes mean. my guess is you have other codes related to the misfire that weren't reported to you. hope that helps
Hey the dents are most likely lack of moisture. I would not recommend using wet foam. If you can get your hands on some vermiculite or perlite ( both can be bought for very little ) also if you incubate at the lower end of the scale you will get females and will take longer to hatch usually and ont the higher end will produce mostly male. For the vermiculite i used a 1:1 water to vermic and had no problems. If you put it in a tub with lid you will not need to add any more water only opening it once a week for some fresh air. I hatched out eggs this year doing it this way. For the perlite i think its generally a 1:8 of perlite to water. I have never used this so i will add a link. And I found with may female that she does not follow the standard clutch of eggs every 2-3 weeks as most sites say despite her being fed more and having more than enough calcium and vits. my girl only seems to lay every 5 weeks or so. I worried about my girl too as she came to me gravid and a bit on the small side for breeding but she has been fine. So long as she is a good weight and otherwise healthy given the right diet and plenty of calcium she should be fine. Hope this helped. I have added the link for perlite mix and general breeding info in the sources
