Williamsi MORE eggs--possibly removable!

[miketleopardgeckos]

Yesterday I was draining the water from the drainage layer in the bottom of the tank I noticed 3 more eggs, that are attached to the background insert that comes with the Exo Terra tanks. I'm thinking I should take them out and incubate them with my Chameleon eggs. I heard lower temperature would produce more females then males. The only catch is that I don't have any incubating material... What would you recommend I heard the repashy is good?
Thanks for the feedback in advance
Mike

[tegu_man]

you can use nearly anything that holds moisture, clay balls, pearlite, vermiculite. doesn't really matter use what your comfortable using.

[archea]

I use the super hatch from repashy for all my garg/crested eggs or anything low temp and long incubation. I use vermiculite for all my snakes, leopard geckos, and bearded dragons.

I love the super hatch because it is reusable (and easily reusable at that) but 1) its heavy 2) its more expensive because its heavy.

[miketleopardgeckos]

alright thanks! well first I have to see if i can get them out of the tank with the male and female.

[TraceyS]

PerliTe mammoth sack in Peaveymart for about $12!! I hate reusing hatch medium, imho just can never be sterile enough. The bag I bought two years ago still has enough for two more seasons at least.

[zohariels]

Just make sure the eggs themselves are not in direct contact with the medium or you will most likely end up with molded eggs.

[miketleopardgeckos]

Is that just for day geckos? because I know chameleon eggs just go in the perlite.

[bluebman52]

Good luck getting the williamsi eggs off of the styrofoam to put them directly in the medium anyway

[bluebman52]

I would recommend just, as crappy as it is, cut a chunk of the styrofoam out and put it in your hatching tank.

[miketleopardgeckos]

Good idea! Thanks and ya that was I'm going to do, just cut the chunk out.