In this video I’m digging up MORE Chinese water dragon eggs from my Group C setup. This is one of those parts of the breeding season that never gets old—checking the lay area, carefully uncovering eggs, and making sure I’m not damaging anything as I pull them out. I’m focused on keeping the eggs oriented correctly, handling them gently, and getting them moved over for incubation so they have the best possible start. If you’re trying to breed water dragons (or you’re just curious how the process looks in a real collection), this is a good example of what “egg day” actually involves—finding the clutch, confirming what I’ve got, and taking the next steps to keep things consistent. I also plug USARK because staying involved matters for all of us who keep and breed reptiles, and it’s one of the simplest ways to support the hobby long-term.