I totally understand where you are coming from,, I would not incubate them either,, it is so sad that there are not enough good homes!
A neat experience though to see.

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Hard decision but the right one...boy thats tough.
Cool looking eggs Ive never seen them before

Oh That's sad, but it is totally understandable. You're right, of course. There are way too many unwanted and abandoned animals already. They were very cool eggs though

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~Juliane~

How many sulcatas do you have?

We (they're actually my mom's) have six. Three are very large (around 100 pounds), two females, one male. The other three are much smaller (around 50 pounds), two males, one female). The little female is the one that laid the eggs.

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~~Steph

"This I believe: That the free, exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in the world." John Steinbeck

That's so cool to see the eggs! I understand about not keeping them though. I wish more people would be as wise as you are...

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Some think they can. Some wish they could. Some do.

I agree! I see Sulcatas available around here all the time.
Where the heck are they going to keep one in Oklahoma in the winter!
At least our local herp shop has a sign on the tank that reads,...
"GETS HUGE!! PLAN AHEAD!"

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!

That is just the neatest thing. I loved the pics. I can't even imagine the size hole a turtle that size can dig in the yard! LOL I also support your decision to freeze the eggs. You can always donate them to a vet for research too!

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Tammy

very neat!

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My name is Liz
Do what's best for the animal, not what's best for you.

they just dont sell them around here,, thankfully. I am not sure though if Seattle does somewhere. However they are on the internet everywhere.

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