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I have a 14 year old Forest Hingeback , probably a Homes or an Erosa.
Pearl laid an egg when she was younger with a previous owner.
She often swishes her tail in the substrate, Forest Floor and Peat.
For the last week she stopped sleeping in her hiding space and sleeps out in her habitat under a heat lamp and under some foliage. She has strained for two day pushing her back legs into the substrate. Today she spent 8 hours on top of 6 inches of substrate lifting her back legs out and up. Is she trying to lay eggs? or is something stuck in her intestine?
She pooped two days ago, so I think it is not her intestine. But she seems exhausted now, and she is still and her tail is not extended. Does it take days for them to lay eggs, or hours?
is it usually difficult for them? Thanks for any light you can shed.
Pearl laid an egg when she was younger with a previous owner.
She often swishes her tail in the substrate, Forest Floor and Peat.
For the last week she stopped sleeping in her hiding space and sleeps out in her habitat under a heat lamp and under some foliage. She has strained for two day pushing her back legs into the substrate. Today she spent 8 hours on top of 6 inches of substrate lifting her back legs out and up. Is she trying to lay eggs? or is something stuck in her intestine?
She pooped two days ago, so I think it is not her intestine. But she seems exhausted now, and she is still and her tail is not extended. Does it take days for them to lay eggs, or hours?
is it usually difficult for them? Thanks for any light you can shed.