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Just wait, you are incubating at a cooler temp, so it will take longer, how do the eggs look? 28*C is 82*F, I incubate mine at 87*F or 30.5*C and it takes 58-62 days, so it does not take as long, I would not cut into any eggs, give them more time.
Hi slideaboot, since very young I have tegus, over time people would not want them were donating more to me at this moment I have 11, 5 females and 6 males.
My goal is to raise and market to offer animals born in captivity, so that people do not buy tegus captured.
Some time ago I made a post with some photos
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Then I'll post some updates.
I hope you have been able to answer your question, excuse my way of writing
slideaboot are not much mistaken, here in Argentina are sold thousands of tegus captured, many die, some survive, but the people end giving them or selling them again, it is regrettable because they put little interest in the native species.