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    Re: Incubation Temps

    Anywhere from 88F to 91F

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    Re: Incubation Temps

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    While that's true for leopard geckos for example - the same doesn't hold true for ball pythons from what I've been told.
    Aw shucks... Yeah I remembered last night what it was I was watching. It wasn't animal planet... it was "Dirty Jobs" and the dude that runs the show was helping an alligator farmer... and that is where I heard it from... apparently alligator eggs hatch more females with lower temps and more males with higher temps...

    Oh well.

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    Re: Incubation Temps

    I have my helix set to 89 but the box read any where from 87-88 depending on morning or afternoon temps. They seem to be warmer in the afternoon.

    Best of luck Robin then we can stress together.
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    Re: Incubation Temps

    Quote Originally Posted by ShawnT View Post
    Anywhere from 88F to 91F
    Yep - What Shawn said...
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