yes to all and dropings are normal but tomarrow she will go to a vet if this egg isnt layed
that is big, glad she passed it okshe laid it today fully shelld but it was HUGE!!!!!! my god no wounder my poor baby this thin is about the width of my thum and im gussing 2-2 1/2 centimeters long
-----------------------------------she laid it today fully shelld but it was HUGE!!!!!! my god no wounder my poor baby this thin is about the width of my thum and im gussing 2-2 1/2 centimeters long
i used to have un egg (not from her) from Bella she plopped down and layed it on her stand... the only one and only time but i did get some measurements on it and it wasn't this big...but i guess we get to wait till 5-7 days to know if there are two and if its fertile-----------------------------------
Whew!...I bet you were glad to see an egg.
OK....by huge do you mean alot larger than a normal sized egg? Do you have a normal sized egg to take a pix with for comparison? if so, weigh both eggs.
With tiels when there is an unusually large egg it could be a double yolked egg...thus a twin hatch. I have had over the years several live twin hatches, and several DIS twin eggs.
When a double yolk occurs resulting in a larger egg this means that transit time down the oviduct was too slow. If the egg is undersized the transit time was too fast and did not pick up a yolk.