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I was not aware of any mass shipping of reptile eggs over seas. I don't risk moving any eggs from room to room let alone a trans atlantic flight . Has anybody seen these lizards or the eggs .

Post pics or the source of your info . Anyone whom has ever owne reptiles knows you dont move eggs . Jarring trhem can cause the babies to drown in vitro. So I doubt this even occurred . I asked around in about every forum I belong to and they ALL said the same thing I did

[QUOTE="got10, post: 104977, member: 2258"] I was not aware of any mass shipping of reptile eggs over seas. I don't risk moving any eggs from room to room let alone a trans atlantic flight . Has anybody seen these lizards or the eggs .[hr][/hr] Post pics or the source of your info . Anyone whom has ever owne reptiles knows you dont move eggs . Jarring trhem can cause the babies to drown in vitro. So I doubt this even occurred . I asked around in about every forum I belong to and they ALL said the same thing I did [/QUOTE]

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