Russian eggs

[Cheryl Hills]

I think they might have finally done it! What do you think?

 

[wellington]

Looking good. Heck, my leopard eggs never show anything like they are suppose too and I've had a few hatchlings. Yours showing signs should mean good things.

 

[Cheryl Hills]

Looking good. Heck, my leopard eggs never show anything like they are suppose too and I've had a few hatchlings. Yours showing signs should mean good things.

I hope so. These will be my first.

 

[wellington]

I hope so. These will be my first.

Exciting. Keep us posted. Fingers crossed.

 

[Cheryl Hills]

Update! I seen something moving in the long egg, twice today. It is alive!

 

[Yvonne G]

Lucky you!!!!! I've had a breeding colony of Russians for many years, but because of the way their yard is situated, I never see nests, so am never able to dig up eggs. Eggs left in the ground here are eaten by red ants.

 

[Cheryl Hills]

Lucky you!!!!! I've had a breeding colony of Russians for many years, but because of the way their yard is situated, I never see nests, so am never able to dig up eggs. Eggs left in the ground here are eaten by red ants.

Mine are inside for now. No red ants up here, thank god, I left them down south! My torts will go outside, when it is warm enough. We had snow again today

 

[DARKFIRE007]

That last pic looks easily fertile to me. And I am still jealous...