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  • 05-19-2012, 08:38 PM
    SquamishSerpents
    They are indeed resiliant, but I've had a few get some weird things going on due to a temp swing. Some non-genetic pattern variations, as well as cone-heads. Cone-heads happen when the temps spike, I believe.

    Like I said, I personally would not risk it, and would build a 2nd incubator (Can be made on the really cheap with some water, aquarium heater, and a styro box)

    But that's just me!
  • 05-19-2012, 08:51 PM
    Homegrownscales
    You can get a small hovabator too for that one egg. Lower temp fluctuations are usually better than high temp fluctuations. But either way I wouldnt risk a whole clutch of corn eggs for one possibly fertile egg either. Candle it though and find out if you even need to throw it in the bator.


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  • 05-19-2012, 09:30 PM
    minguss
    Yeah got it candled and it looks good, can see veins.
    Took one of my spare 34 qt tubs set it up on flexwatt and t-stat. Transferred the corn eggs since they can tolerate the lower temp flux better.
  • 06-01-2012, 03:26 AM
    Pandu
    3 infertil and 1 good egg i think
    i learned from mike site :bow::bow:
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