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    Eggs in high humidity, but still collapsing, please help

    I need some help. My savannah monitor eggs are collapsing slightly and they are at 99% humidity. They were laid on the 5th and have been inside my incubator since i found them. They are at 85 degrees at 99% humidity. I am using the S.I.M incubation method. In the wild they burry them underground. Could this be a reason why they arent looking too good?
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    Re: Eggs in high humidity, but still collapsing, please help

    Do you have any pictures? Are you sure that 85f is the proper incubation temp? What is the incubation medium? Sorry about the situation though.
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