Black Pastel x Cinny

I`m waiting for the Cinny to lay, and I want to know if there is any way to reduce the chance of deformities...Ej: lower incubation temps or something like that...

Thanks!

I don't know if there is enough real data to say for certain. I have read of people hatching kinked 8-ball or super black pastel babies who did the same pairing the following year, incubated around 86-87*F instead of 89*F, and had better results - but the plural of anecdote is not data.

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Originally Posted by bcr229

I don't know if there is enough real data to say for certain. I have read of people hatching kinked 8-ball or super black pastel babies who did the same pairing the following year, incubated around 86-87*F instead of 89*F, and had better results - but the plural of anecdote is not data.

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I read about someone that had this same problem/"solution". I didn't want to take any chances with my pewter x pewter yb pairing so I incubated at 86.5ish and all babies came out perfect. I have 1 super cinny pastel maybe super pewter from that pairing. He's getting lighter and more speckles after he sheds so I'm not ruling out the latter yet.

Thanks for your replys! I will definitely incubate at a lower temp. How many days of incubation, 70? aprox?

Figure 66-68. Don't be in a hurry to cut the eggs.

Mine broke the surface at 60. I'm sure that varies though.

I always cut at day 60. I'll wait for the first to pip in this case...

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