Babysmallz93
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Does her belly look normal? Where her yolk sac had absorbed is now white. I have not noticed this before. ( I am holding her upright not on her back)
Is this normal?
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Is it fully closed? If so then it's fine.
Babysmallz93
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Yes it is. Thank you!
It is really soft. Is that alright?
It is really soft. Is that alright?
It should harden soon. Keep an eye on it just to be sure, but it should be fine.Yes it is. Thank you!
Let us know how it feels in like a week.
Babysmallz93
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Alrighty. Thank you. I will do that.
It is not fully closed. This baby should still be in a brooder box set up. The breeder did this all wrong and has now sold this baby too soon. Not trying to upset you, but you need to know what is going on.Yes it is. Thank you!
These two threads will explain it further. Species doesn't matter in regards to this.
How To Incubate Eggs And Start Hatchlings
I put my eggs in a plastic shoe box with a lid on it and put the shoe box in the incubator. You can drill a couple of very small holes around the top of the container, but not on the lid. I use vermiculite as an incubation media. I mix it in a 1 : 1 ratio with water by weight for Sulcatas and...
tortoiseforum.org
Watch the progression of the umbilical scar in this thread:
Sudan Sulcatas (This never gets old...)
My very first clutch of true 100% pure Sudan sulcatas is now hatching. I don't care how many times I see this, it just never gets old. I dig up the eggs carefully place them in my prepared shoe boxes, watch the temperature in the incubator and tend to them for months, and then... When that...
tortoiseforum.org
What are you seeing that it's not fully closed when the OP says it is?It is not fully closed. This baby should still be in a brooder box set up. The breeder did this all wrong and has now sold this baby too soon. Not trying to upset you, but you need to know what is going on.
These two threads will explain it further. Species doesn't matter in regards to this.
How To Incubate Eggs And Start Hatchlings
I put my eggs in a plastic shoe box with a lid on it and put the shoe box in the incubator. You can drill a couple of very small holes around the top of the container, but not on the lid. I use vermiculite as an incubation media. I mix it in a 1 : 1 ratio with water by weight for Sulcatas and...
Watch the progression of the umbilical scar in this thread:
Sudan Sulcatas (This never gets old...)
My very first clutch of true 100% pure Sudan sulcatas is now hatching. I don't care how many times I see this, it just never gets old. I dig up the eggs carefully place them in my prepared shoe boxes, watch the temperature in the incubator and tend to them for months, and then... When that...
On others seen on here that has not been closed it usually looks red and raw yet.
Babysmallz93
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Thank you for the info. I am reading through it. I have had her for 2 months already.It is not fully closed. This baby should still be in a brooder box set up. The breeder did this all wrong and has now sold this baby too soon. Not trying to upset you, but you need to know what is going on.
These two threads will explain it further. Species doesn't matter in regards to this.
How To Incubate Eggs And Start Hatchlings
I put my eggs in a plastic shoe box with a lid on it and put the shoe box in the incubator. You can drill a couple of very small holes around the top of the container, but not on the lid. I use vermiculite as an incubation media. I mix it in a 1 : 1 ratio with water by weight for Sulcatas and...
Watch the progression of the umbilical scar in this thread:
Sudan Sulcatas (This never gets old...)
My very first clutch of true 100% pure Sudan sulcatas is now hatching. I don't care how many times I see this, it just never gets old. I dig up the eggs carefully place them in my prepared shoe boxes, watch the temperature in the incubator and tend to them for months, and then... When that...
