First a warning ~ I'm a typical worrying Mommy to be so there are bound to be a lot of questions from me in the weeks to come

My leo just laid her first 2 eggs yesterday ~ they appear to be healthy, white and firm. But, they are stuck together. Will this be a problem? I'm afraid to force them apart as I don't want to destroy the outside of them, but they do not seem to want to separate! Any advice? Should I just leave them alone? I know they are not supposed to have water placed directly on them and after the past day of incubating in a fairly humid environment they still don't appear to want to come apart. Sorry for all the questions!

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I believe you can leave them together. If you try and seperate them, you could cause the eggs to tear. What is your humidity at?

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I have one of those lame dial type of humidity gagues and it reads around 78%. That is in the incubator ~ as for the moist hide that they were laid in I don't know..... I realize that is quite variable based on the sorry equipment, I will invest in a decent hydrometer this Thursday. I am going to leave them together and hope for the best. The only problem I can forsee is if one egg would end up rotten it would probably spread right to the other. Thank you for the quick reply!

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Alex Hitch Hitchens: "Life is not the amount of breaths you take, it's the moments that take your breath away."

don't worry to much, many reptile eggs naturally stick together after being laid. it used to happen to my leopards an fat-tailed geckos and most of the babies came out 100% healthy.