incubation?

ok so i dont know why im so parinoid this year i have been breeding for a while, i geuss cause this will be my biggest year and its been so different then past years! so heres my question my incubator in running at 89.7 degrees and it keeps jumping every once in a while to 90.1, it never goes lower than 89.7 and never higher than 90.1, should i be conserned or is that little of a jump not that big of a deal?
thanks

I dont think it is but some people actually say it is a big difference...

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Originally Posted by SUPERBALLS

ok so i dont know why im so parinoid this year i have been breeding for a while, i geuss cause this will be my biggest year and its been so different then past years! so heres my question my incubator in running at 89.7 degrees and it keeps jumping every once in a while to 90.1, it never goes lower than 89.7 and never higher than 90.1, should i be conserned or is that little of a jump not that big of a deal?
thanks

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My incubator goes from 85-92 degress every day. I've never had a problem. Humidity is a bigger deal then temps.:cool:

You will be ok :gj:

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Originally Posted by Kenchap

My incubator goes from 85-92 degress every day. I've never had a problem. Humidity is a bigger deal then temps.:cool:

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How is humidity a big deal doesnt it has to be like a 100%??? :confused:

thanks, i know i have been a little anal with questions lately but its going to be a big year for me, just making sure every thing is cool and what better place to ask then here, thanks :gj:

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Originally Posted by SUPERBALLS

thanks, i know i have been a little anal with questions lately but its going to be a big year for me, just making sure every thing is cool and what better place to ask then here, thanks :gj:

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Don't worry it normal, I don't think the stress ever goes away especially when you are looking forward to very anticipated clutch ;)

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Originally Posted by psycho

How is humidity a big deal doesnt it has to be like a 100%??? :confused:

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How? To wet the eggs drowned, to dry they shrivle up and die. I like to be aroun 80%

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Originally Posted by Kenchap

How? To wet the eggs drowned, to dry they shrivle up and die. I like to be aroun 80%

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thanks man well this really helps like i'm planning to breed in the future...