My wife emptied old dirt out of a pot and found these eggs. one got broken and contained a Gecko. It is still alive but looks premature. We reburied the eggs where they were. Are there any reptile keepers who know if I could hatch them more successfuly than just burying them and hopeing for the best.
What type are they? You could use a polystyrine box with a heat mat and thermostat. The temperature should be oniline somewhere, along with loads of other info.
Geckos normally lay only two eggs at a time - lopoks like it may be a communal species, but ther should be six or eight eggs. NSW DEC is quite strict about this sort of thing - stick them back in the ground and hope for the best. The problem is, now that the eggs have been moved, the embryos will probably die - reptile eggs don't get turned like bird eggs. Hix
I believe they were the Southern Marbled Gecko. I had no idea that several Geckos would lay their eggs in one place, although the eggs were bigger han I would have expected and for one to have all those eggs in her would not be possable. I thought that maby one Gecko had layed all the eggs over several weeks. The one which was in the broken egg only lived a few hours. Hopefuly as the eggs were fairly advanced the young may survive the move and still hatch. Finding these eggs has got me much more interested in Geckos.
