Interesting for sure,,,

Posted by cirsisue on March 28, 2000 at 21:15:56:

In Reply to: Faint at heart don't read this post: disecting iguana eggs posted by Jamie/JBug on March 28, 2000 at 19:53:48:

as you might know,,we also froze bd eggs for Tig since we were already incubating 28.When Tig laid her first clutch,we candled them to see if they were fertile and by gum,,all of them were.Dan has better eyes than me I guess,cause when we candled the eggs,we could see a pin sized red with some ?veins?radiating outward from the red center.Well they were fertile so I would guess that yes,those ig eggs were also fertile.We too freeze unwanted eggs.

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: : as you might know,,we also froze bd eggs for Tig since we were already incubating 28.When Tig laid her first clutch,we candled them to see if they were fertile and by gum,,all of them were.Dan has better eyes than me I guess,cause when we candled the eggs,we could see a pin sized red with some ?veins?radiating outward from the red center.Well they were fertile so I would guess that yes,those ig eggs were also fertile.We too freeze unwanted eggs.

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