I was reading something for Leo breeding and wanted to know if this can be done with Bearded Dragons. My female layed a clutch a week ago. They did not make it as I was not properly prepared as I did not know she would be laying eggs. I am ready for the second clutch assuming she lays one and wanted to know if it is safe to use the same technique I read for Leopard Geckos on Bearded Dragons.
It said to take a sharpie when you unearth the eggs and put a small mark on top so you know to place it back like that, ensuring you don't kill the embryo.
Is it safe to mark Bearded Dragon eggs like this to ensure the same thing (as I know the eggs need to be put back the same way laid) or will this hurt the eggs.

Thank you

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Critters Owned

2 Bearded Dragons (1 Male/1 Female) (Il Duce & Guenevere)
6 Fire Belly Toads
Several Tropical Fish
3 Cats (2 males/1 Female) (Garfield, Tiger, & Avalon)
1 Cockatiel (Female ) (Hinky)

Critters Wanted

2 Horned Lizards (Horny Toads) (1 Male/1 Female)

It shouldn't hurt the egg. On a side note, if you are keeping the male and female together at all times, they will continue breeding and thus shortening the life span of your female. I would look into separating time soon if possible.

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MARSHA

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Thanks much

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Critters Owned

2 Bearded Dragons (1 Male/1 Female) (Il Duce & Guenevere)
6 Fire Belly Toads
Several Tropical Fish
3 Cats (2 males/1 Female) (Garfield, Tiger, & Avalon)
1 Cockatiel (Female ) (Hinky)

Critters Wanted

2 Horned Lizards (Horny Toads) (1 Male/1 Female)