Urgent leo eggs noob breeder here

[Andy]

Ok well ive got leo eggs what should I do lol
she laid them in the non humid hide, i dont have an incubator either

was thinking of setting up a kritter keeper with damp vermaculite and leaving it in the tank??

however i do have various heat sources and a on/off thermo


ill add more detail ina min..just needed a fast responce


EDIT:
ok deep breaths..haha
Well ive had a male/female leo for just over a year now. Last year she wasnt laying propperly so I assumed there was a problem with either male or female.
I wasnt sure if she was gravid or fat or going to lay soggy eggs again but I just looked and her hide was pretty much closed off and there were 2 healty looking minni sausage shaped eggs.

I have not moved them yet I dont want to do anything wrong, I have read up about breeding quite abit but still unsure, advise please and fast!

Sorry this seems a weird layout I posted on another forum but wanted to post here for fast reply

 

[AfterTheAsylum]

Leopard gecko right? I have 2 females and a male. You need to isolate the eggs. You can keep them in the cage, but make sure the others can't get in. When/if they hatch, you cannot introduce the baby into the cage. The adults will eat it. You need to wait until the babies get big.

 

[Andy]

yep leo gecks sorry!
ive set up a container (1 of them u buy crix in etc) with damp vermaculite, it son a heat mat warming up, should I put the eggs in while its warming or wait til its warm?

When its about 80F I will rig it upto the thermostat and heatmat so it stays about 80F (for females)

 

[AfterTheAsylum]

Well, you are on Arachnoboards remember. I deal mostly with Ts, so when my Leopard Geckos lay, I just put a heat lamp on them, put them in verm, and keep it moist. They always hatch though.

 

[Andy]

awsome, thanks

 

[Andy]

ok they are now in my home made incubator!
They were stuck together, is that a bad sign? It was quite a ferm join. Worried now.
I shon a torch from underneeth them and they were consistent in colour but 1 seemed to have a hole in it or a weak shell spot.

They were very firm though, not that i was queezing them and they were full as opposed to like half empty.


oh and (may seem silly), should I expect them to hatch on the same day? should they be in their own incubation containers?..may be dificult since they are joined

 

[Andy]

They both look slightly deflated, not good news i guess

 

[Orange_Demon]

My brother (Andy) eggs hatched a few days ago

 

[WhyTeDraGon]

If you can keep them moist and at a pretty constant temperature, they should hatch, if they are fertile. Can be pretty tricky without an incubator...but it can be done. Good luck.