if anyone has experience hatching lizard eggs i really need help!!!

i recently caught a Western Fence Lizard, which laid eggs a few weeeks ago. She- the lizard- buried them but know they are turning yellow and shriveling up... We have been working hard to keep temperature correct for egg hatching so i dont think thats the problem... If anyone can tell me why they are doing this, how it can be prevented and what exactly this means i would really appreciate it!!!

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My husband was cleaning up some old railroad ties at my grandmothers home,when he discovered 9 lizard eggs under one tie.He put the eggs and the moma in a container so they wouldn't be crushed while the clean up was on going.Now,what do we do with them?

my mom was removing weeds from the tree in my front yard and she dug up a lizard egg i carefully picked it up and took it inside and got some dirt and berried it in a small plastic cup i put a cap on and poked small holes in the lid so the lizard could breath...... what do i do? do i put them under a lamp or leave them in the sunlight? i dont know what kind of lizard lied them but we do have little brown lizards with one single dark stripe down its back..... 0-0 help

usaley u can find lizerd eggs in flower pots wih soil but i found too eggs and they were lizerd eggs how do you raise them lol so i put them in soil in a cage like thing and put a bucket over them i think there gana hach i dont now i need help raiseing themlol

and did you now the litter ler eggs are females and the biger eggs are males i found too lizerd eggs and both are males lol

hers a qestion the reson why its shriveling is because it needs soil and you dont need light you just need soil and light in the sun there

i got a igana his name is buddy
hes green and did you nw how they are females and males just look on the side right by the tail and you will now by seeing0000000and it might be something else with females maybe im wrong lol but for real they can have 000000 on them

if eney body has troubels ask me im 9 years old lol so ask me im a extpert

I found a 2 inch long almost see throught lizard in my kitchen sink a few day ago. It was a premature baby I am guessing it was almost see though and had a striped tale. How it got in my kitchen sink I have no clue. Today I found another one on the carpet in my sons room small than the first one only about an inch and it wasn't there yesterday, I vacuumed his room!!! Soo where could these things be coming from? I live in an upstairs apt in the desert? Please help do lizards lay eggs? or are these thing born alive? Do I need to be looking for more how many do they have at one time and where the heck is the mom OOHHHH crap ???

they are dying if they are shriveling up, we had five eggs 1 hatched the others are dying the water broke in the egg shell and now have become dehydrated from my experience they have passed on and now that box i held them in is stinking cause they died but one did make it and is really cute and perched itself on the momma back, baby looks good.

doodle_chick wrote:

i recently caught a Western Fence Lizard, which laid eggs a few weeeks ago. She- the lizard- buried them but know they are turning yellow and shriveling up... We have been working hard to keep temperature correct for egg hatching so i dont think thats the problem... If anyone can tell me why they are doing this, how it can be prevented and what exactly this means i would really appreciate it!!!

Freaked out wrote:

I found a 2 inch long almost see throught lizard in my kitchen sink a few day ago. It was a premature baby I am guessing it was almost see though and had a striped tale. How it got in my kitchen sink I have no clue. Today I found another one on the carpet in my sons room small than the first one only about an inch and it wasn't there yesterday, I vacuumed his room!!! Soo where could these things be coming from? I live in an upstairs apt in the desert? Please help do lizards lay eggs? or are these thing born alive? Do I need to be looking for more how many do they have at one time and where the heck is the mom OOHHHH crap ???

Sounds like these may be some type of salamander if the body seems clear and it has a striped tail, or it could be a baby lizard I have alot of salamanders living in a rafter of my porch. I believe they do lay eggs. I have successfully hatched different types of lizard eggs including curly tail lizard eggs that hatched yesterday! If I find these that you speak of in my house, I try to catch them in a plastic container and let them go outside. They're very fast though and difficult to catch sometimes! They probably get in houses through cracks in windows or doors.

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