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        <![CDATA[ Howdy,It's been a little while since I've posted anything on this forum, and I see a lot of new screen names on here. This is a topic we actually disgussed some time ago, like 6-7 years ago, and at the time we never really came to a conclusion. The questions are: Do chondros attach to the top of the egg shortly after being laid? Is it necessary to keep the eggs in similar orientation from when they are layed to prevent the embryo from dying such as with alligators? If the egg is positioned in... ]]>
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			<title><![CDATA[ Re: Candling eggs ]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ Nick,<br><br>I delayed commenting on this question because I wanted to see what my herpetology professor had to say on the subject.  He said that the research in this area has mainly been done in sea turtles.  His educated guess was that all reptile embryos adhere to the top of the egg a short time after being laid and that most would die if the orientation changed after this period.  Unfortunately, no known studies on chondro eggs specifically that he knew of.  <br><br>I tend to agree that... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I know in colubrids if you turn the egg it will kill the embryo.  I'm still uncertain as to how long after laying this happens. I know that a certain amount of shifting and moving will occur as the mother lays the eggs on top of each other, but they soon adhere to each other in a pile and are virtually immovable after that unless you spray them with water to seperate them. I would have to think it is the same with chondros. Once they've reached a stable orientation (soon after laying and the... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Howdy,<br><br>It's been a little while since I've posted anything on this forum, and I see a lot of new screen names on here. This is a topic we actually disgussed some time ago, like 6-7 years ago, and at the time we never really came to a conclusion. <br><br>The questions are: Do chondros attach to the top of the egg shortly after being laid? Is it necessary to keep the eggs in similar orientation from when they are layed to prevent the embryo from dying such as with alligators? If the egg... ]]></description>

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