Unless you've an incubator, a lot of patience and a spare enclosure the best thing is to freeze the eggs then dispose of them. I don't know what the market is like for Rankins but beardies are practically given away these days. There's a lot of work involved and if you look at our section on breeding dragons you'll see why - the care of Rankins is no different to that of Central Beardies. This section will also tell you about incubators etc. but if you're not already set up for breeding it's very possible that the eggs will die anyway.

Rick
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Beardies from an Australian point of view.
