Porcupine Puffer with eggs

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She’s around 3 years old. She laid eggs at this time last year. I’ll try and capture it on video this time.
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Known female-too bad not fertile
 
In the weeks leading up to today, she had a larger appetite than usual and would eat more clam shells than usual. This happened last year too. And I mean crunch them up and eat the shell. She also begins to chew on rocks, something she doesn’t do often. I’m guessing she is constantly hungry. She slowly gets a belly but it’s hard to notice and then the days before she lays her eggs, her belly

This was days ago:

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Yesterday:

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And this morning:

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Afternoon:

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Evening:

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