Heat related neuralogical damage, is it permanent?

It sounds like a good attempt but just didn't work, obviously. I myself will be buying a large/long standard cooler and making an incubator similar to the one that is in a sticky on here only I will not be putting in a window or a light, as this is just extra work and more ways for things to go wrong with the incubator during incubation. Thanks for sharing and best of luck with your future build, future clutches, and most importantly, these new babies.

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Originally Posted by angllady2

Skip, I would call it on day 63 or 64. These eggs were incubated at 83-84 degrees. They began pipping on day 67, and they all emerged within 2 days.

I am taking it one step at a time for now. Once they shed I'll see if they can eat. And just go from there. :sigh2:

Gale

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I would think that a small spike this late would not cause any permanent neurological damage.

Your mindset is right - all you can do is wait.