Update on the clutch.

Well heres a quick update on my first clutch, I candled them and they are good. I also got the incubator temps right and its been steady for a couple hours now. I also want to give thanks to JoePythons and Kara for all their help, also thanks to Bob Clark for helping me by telling me how to keep the eggs "alive" until I get the incubator. Here are some pics, some are denting a little and I know thats from lack of humidity but now since they are on the vermiculite that should take care of it.
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...iles/Eggs1.jpg
The top one is the smallest of the bunch.
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...iles/Eggs2.jpg
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...iles/Eggs3.jpg
and now comes the wait until they hatch:fest:, I feel SO much better now since they are in the incubator.

Did you build your own incubator? Also good luck you must be thrilled 10 egg's is awesome.How much did mama weigh when you breed her?

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Originally Posted by emilio

Did you build your own incubator? Also good luck you must be thrilled 10 egg's is awesome.How much did mama weigh when you breed her?

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no im useing a hovabator, well I dont know how much she weighed when she bred lol, she bred before I got her, back in december.

That is a good size clutch! congrats and gl with them

Justin

Great, Aric!!! THANKS sooooo much for the update! I was curious how it went since your last post about the "surprise" was that it was late at night and U were "caught behind" ;)


You said something about Bob Clark helping.....Since I'm new, just what did U do to protect the eggs and keep them healthy until you got your incubator set up and stable???????

Waaaaaaay to go. Good Luck! *keeping fingers and toes crossed* ;)