Brimstonefox
Member
Hi,
I have a clutch of six Hermanns eggs, three of which have just hatched successfully. Whilst incubating, the eggs were in two, seperate trays of vermiculite in the same incubator. The hatched eggs are all from one tray, the remaining three are in the other tray. It looks as though one egg may have died (evidence of seepage out of the bottom) so my question is; could the one bad egg have caused a bacterial infection in the adjacent eggs and killed them?
I have a clutch of six Hermanns eggs, three of which have just hatched successfully. Whilst incubating, the eggs were in two, seperate trays of vermiculite in the same incubator. The hatched eggs are all from one tray, the remaining three are in the other tray. It looks as though one egg may have died (evidence of seepage out of the bottom) so my question is; could the one bad egg have caused a bacterial infection in the adjacent eggs and killed them?