An update Well she laid her eggs both get smashed. Well this is really just out of my ignorance. Through everything I read and heard from others I never realized untill now that when she get prego I need to remove him from the cage. For two reason one for him not cause stress to her (mine didn't eat for three days.)which might be normal? Two so he will not destroy the eggs. I caught them conceiving babies Feb 11th so everything went to plan with laying times and what not. She dropped her eggs in her moist hide, which she never used untill now did not leave for 1 day then I got her out to eat after three day no food. next morning my male was in the hide. So by now I had a good idea of what I would find. burryed deep to eggs smashed.(Very very deep in pet moss). I was just inexperienced/ignorant or a little of both. I say this to let others know what I did wrong so you wont do the same.

She should be laying more in a month or so this will not happen again

live and learn. She will lay again. Use the time to make sure your home made incubator has the right temps and humidity.

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