Curious Eggs

[HollowOfWisps]

What is a lash infection??

It is from salpingitis. It can be bacterial or viral, but it causes inflammation of the oviduct and uterus. If it is a lash egg and you cut it open it would look meaty/fleshy and have chunky hard puss inside.

 

[BabesDucks]

It is from salpingitis. It can be bacterial or viral, but it causes inflammation of the oviduct and uterus. If it is a lash egg and you cut it open it would look meaty/fleshy and have chunky hard puss inside.

Ok. I might check it out. Right now I’m trying to come up with something magical to do with it for a 6 year old. After all it IS a fairy egg. Are there any other signs I can look for besides the puss in the egg?

Can you cut/break the small one open? It is the size of a fairy egg, but looking at it I would be almost concerned it is a lash egg caused by a reproductive infection. It could also just be a ball of shell, but I would definitely try to get it open so you know what you are dealing with. I also agree I would go pick up some liquid calcium gluconate from tractor supply and dose her for a few days at 1ml daily.

Hooray! Just a tiny yolk inside the fairy egg and she laid a good solid egg today!!

 

[BabesDucks]

Can you cut/break the small one open? It is the size of a fairy egg, but looking at it I would be almost concerned it is a lash egg caused by a reproductive infection. It could also just be a ball of shell, but I would definitely try to get it open so you know what you are dealing with. I also agree I would go pick up some liquid calcium gluconate from tractor supply and dose her for a few days at 1ml daily.

This is what was inside the fairy egg. That tiny little yolk is so cute!!! Any further input?

 

[Miss Lydia]

That is interesting that it had yolk. Every fairy egg that has been laid here that didn't get eaten before I saw it has never had a yolk just the white.

 

[BabesDucks]

That is interesting that it had yolk. Every fairy egg that has been laid here that didn't get eaten before I saw it has never had a yolk just the white.

Right? Eggs DO travel the reproductive tract large, correct? Based on size of yolk. They don’t travel down this size then grow in the uterus or magnum, correct? Just wondering if I’ve been wrong this whole time.