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We have three Russian Tortoise eggs which appear to be fertile. They were laid 6 days ago (July 30). We've had successful hatchings before, but never in an incubator, only in an outdoor enclosure.
I need to move these eggs at some point during their incubation to their real home (where that outdoor enclosure is!).
Question is: is it safer for the embryo if the egg is moved early in the incubation process or is it safer for the embryo to be moved later in the development process?
The move is a 3.5 hour car ride!
Gads, I hope someone here can help!
I need to move these eggs at some point during their incubation to their real home (where that outdoor enclosure is!).
Question is: is it safer for the embryo if the egg is moved early in the incubation process or is it safer for the embryo to be moved later in the development process?
The move is a 3.5 hour car ride!
Gads, I hope someone here can help!