Doesn't he?!
Well, I had to throw out two of the leopard gecko eggs, they had mold. OH WAIT..
I didn't post about the eggs
I got four more..2 from my super snow who already laid and 2 from my blazing blizzard.
The 2 from my super snow appeared to be duds, and sure enough this morning I found mold on them, so I had to let them go
I think it was because she didn't have enough weight.
So I fed her another pinkie and gave crickets, but neither of them have really touched them besides the initial attack, lol.
My store was out of wax worms, and I refuse to buy them at petsmart because usually they are there for a long time and are bad..
And I can't afford to buy them in bulk right now, but I will probably next paycheck, okay, lie, I will probably buy mealworms in bulk. For 1000 it is 7.95..with shipping it turns out to be like $20 (I have to pay for more expensive shipping since it is so hot in AZ I have to get overnight priority)
So now I have 4 healthy eggs..the 2 initial eggs are now at 4 weeks incubation..halfway there! It is aggravating how long it takes! But I want females, not males..but I might be tempted for the next batch (Since I am taking a break to have the females gain a ton of weight) to incubate at 85 to get "mixed" babies..which should only take 6 weeks instead of 8.
I just *hate* when they become beetles if they don't get eaten fast enough. The geckos can eat the beetles but I can't bring myself to touch them. Uggggh.