You rock! Veins are definitely present. Will continue to update as time goes on. Thank you!
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I had a clutch just like that from one girl. All but one egg incubated just fine.
Good luck and keep us updated =D
We love pips and babies
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I incubate at 89.
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I gave in and opened the egg box after noticing that one of the eggs was turning green. I do not know what is happening, humidity has been steady at 99% and heat is stable at 88 degrees. Here is a picture for context… I’m wondering if it would be worth moving the “sour” looking eggs into a separate egg box so that they don’t spoil the good ones. Right now, four of the eggs are looking really rough and four of the eggs are looking viable. Should I try fungal powder? Help! (please do not crucify me for opening the egg box again; I am a very anxious snake mother)
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How is the odor? I do reccomend trying fungal powder (Jock Itch works if I remember correctly) but the egg color is concerning 
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I will order some off of Amazon… If I am being completely honest, I am under the weather and cannot smell a thing, but the green is not reassuring. I will say that at least three still look okay (pictured below). Is it worth moving them into another box (or removing the yucky looking ones?) I’m concerned that the mold will spread to the better looking eggs.
