Heck Yeah!

I had just given up all hope that she was gravid, so I was completely shocked to find her coiled on these!

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/member.php?19376-alkibp :banana:(bumblebee x enchi):banana:

The incubator is holding at 90-91 F, with humidity at 99%. Should I make any adjustments? Or am I good to go?
They look so bumpy/wrinkly/dimply...

This is my very first clutch ever so advice from those of you with experience would be highly appreciated. :D

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I can't give you any info on the bator, so I'm sure someone will chime in.

I would drop that incubator temp a single degree, I like to err on the side of too warm over too hot. Heat kills quickly.

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Originally Posted by alkibp

I had just given up all hope that she was gravid, so I was completely shocked to find her coiled on these!

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/member.php?19376-alkibp :banana:(bumblebee x enchi):banana:

The incubator is holding at 90-91 F, with humidity at 99%. Should I make any adjustments? Or am I good to go?
They look so bumpy/wrinkly/dimply...

This is my very first clutch ever so advice from those of you with experience would be highly appreciated. :D

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wooo!!! congrats bud!!!!!!

My incubator is at 89.5 degrees. As for humidity, I use large 20qt tubs and seal them with glad press and seal. So my incubator is at room humidity, but the tubs are at 100%. I don't know if 91 is too hot or not, but I know 89.5 has worked for me as all my eggs have hatched without any issues.

Good luck

congrats, get the incubator to 89-90

Well alright - Lowering the thermostat by 1 degree. Thanks everyone! :)

congrats! that an awesome first clutch! ill be your first buyer! :gj: