Thread: my females died

mine nearly made it Etonks. harvesting is definitely something that should be tried if you think egg binding has occurred. if your eggs are white, then it sounds promising. just make sure you don't rotate them now from the position you have put them in. good luck

only just noticed you asked about how they should look. White is good! if they looked like they were not fully formed, e.g.: yellow like you could see the egg contents then they don't tend to survive, but white is excellent! don't worry over the next few days whilst you have them in soil as they may turn speckly. this is quite common if they are incubated in soil. you will know if they go bad. they will turn dark and probably sink. keep them in a wardrobe or somewhere like that doesnt get too extreme temperature wise and just keep checking on them week by week.

The best way to make sure the eggs don't get rotated it to put a small cross on the top. You can do this with a fine perm pen and that is what I do with my Crested Gecko eggs.