Stay in the Incubator or take them out.
So i have my little hatchlings still in the incubator after they all came out of their eggs. I was figuring I was going to keep them in their deli cup and take them out here and there and keep them in the incubator until they shed. So should I keep to my original plan or take them out?
They have been in the incubator just under a week.
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They're probably okay to stay there until you feed them, but then they should be able to thermoregulate on their own in a cage with a warm and cool side.
Is there any reason why you want to keep them in the incubator, though?
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No, no particular reason, I just didn't know what to do. Lack of experience kicked in. lol.
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Evilme5229
No, no particular reason, I just didn't know what to do. Lack of experience kicked in. lol.
Ah. :P I usually place them in their own cage when they are all out of their eggs.
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Some leave in together in the incubator until their first shed, then put them in their individual tubs
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I take them out once they are out of the egg, and put them in their own 6 quart tub. Good luck.
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I leave them in until they all shed and then set them up. :)
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My routine is when they are all out of egg I sex them and keep them in two separate tubs for boys and girls and then after they shed I put them in individual hatchling tubs and get them eating.
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West Coast Jungle
My routine is when they are all out of egg I sex them and keep them in two separate tubs for boys and girls and then after they shed I put them in individual hatchling tubs and get them eating.
That's what I like to do, too. AZ air is dry, I don't have to worry about the humidity if I leave them in the incubator to shed.
- Paul