How to Prepare Bearded Dragon Eggs for Incubation

[@corasinn6410]

Bearded dragons are amazing

[@kaitlyncastaneda8668]

What kind of containers are those called?

[@TyeDyedIguana]

They're deli cups. They come in various diameters and just need holes drilled for ventilation.

[@turtlejeepjen314]

My adopted Beardie just laid eggs!!! I’m trying to find if they are fertile or not!!

[@TyeDyedIguana]

Candling is the best way to determine viability early on. If you're not sure if she's had exposure to a male, use a bright flashlight and shine it up through the bottom of the eggs. You may need to turn them slightly to find a red "donut" of veins in the egg. If they're yellow the whole way through or are off color and lumpy, they're probably not good.

[@reptiletailz108]

Omfg that is too funny this is my first clutch ever and i did a bunch of research and combined a few and this is exactly what I did i like these containers because. With the holes u can ad the moisture to the incubator not the actual container and it will suck up what it needs ugh !!! So cool that is what u guys are doing my fear is what's next when they first pop out what I'm supposed to do i know I've heard not to take them out right away because the movement will wake the others now i can kinda get it but my thoughts is in the wild they wouldn't be confined min which case would not be chilling walking all about on top of the eggs

[@TyeDyedIguana]

As our animal care team is limited by their hours, we remove babies from the cups when we check the incubator once a day. We have not had any issues removing the babies from the unhatched eggs and the ones that are meant to hatch, do so just fine. There may be a straggler or two if it turns out one of the babies is weak or potentially has a health issue. If those eggs hasn't hatched in a couple of days after the rest have done so, we'll carefully cut the eggs open to either assist the baby or check to see if it's still viable.

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