ball python eggs

hey everyone, this is my first year that i got eggs from my ball pythons. i have them in an incubator set at 89. i have 6 eggs in a shoe box container with 4 holes in the sides. i went to look at the eggs this morning and the container lid had water on it and one of the eggs was a little wet. what i was wondering was how i should keep the water from dripping down onto the eggs. should i put more holes in the box or what?

thanks a lot jeff

You might get a little more help if you had put this in the ball python breeding section. You can ask a mod to move it for you.

I think there also might be a few other threads that have answered this question. Check the search function and see if that brings up anything useful :)

Most people use Glad Press and Seal, or even resort to putting a paper towel over the top of the eggs so that if any water drips it doesn't come into direct contact with the eggs. :gj:

First off I don't put any holes in my egg boxes and I use press and seal on the tub with a paper towel over the eggs to stop the water from dripping on the eggs.