How long must I resist cutting?

Two spider and five either bees butter bees or queens. My guess is 1 bee two butter bee and two queen bees. But we will see. :)

I cut every egg day 45-50 depending what day it lands on.

Never lost a single baby due to egg cutting as it wont harm them. Listen to YOU not the forums. Its your hobby, your eggs and you know whhats best for them.

When you cut just make small Dime size holes and thats it. Check on them every other day if needed to add water.

I know what the OP is talking about. My next clutch is getting close and I'm very tempted to cut. It's only day 62, but I think I can wait a couple more days. :P

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Originally Posted by xdeus

I know what the OP is talking about. My next clutch is getting close and I'm very tempted to cut. It's only day 62, but I think I can wait a couple more days. :P

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Day 62 has to be a typo. If not Get to cutting

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Originally Posted by RichsBallPythons

Day 62 has to be a typo. If not Get to cutting

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Hehe, nah... I'm patient, and it's not a typo. I've been incubating them on low (between 86 and 87F), so they take a little longer to cook. I'll probably have a few pipping when I get home tonight.

I incubate where t-stat is 88.1. Bottom shelf is 87.5 and top is 88.5. All came out before day 57

I'm incubating at 88.5. Last two clutches came out at 60 days.

Patience.

Grasshopper.

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Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh

Patience.

Grasshopper.

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To late, they have been cut. I posted up above what I think they are.

I have cut upto 15 days or so early without complications but I stay out of the egg box except to spray them. I ALWAYS cut by day 50 but I incubate at 90.5f. HOWEVER I wouldnt recommend cutting early if youre not experienced doing it