FFSTRescue
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My Oustalets just released 3 extremely small, prematurely developed "eggs". They were just the yolk, no shell, and were bound together by their membrane and hanging in her tree. She then went back to her normal, non-gravid coloration. This was not due to lack of calcium or lack of sites for egg deposition, I can assure you of that. This is her first time being gravid, as I have had her for over a year, since she was a small juvenile. Could this possibly be due to this being her first? Could this be due to stress? Has anyone experienced this before?