:( Sad

What do they smell like? Do they have mold growing on them?

If they are bad they should smell bad, i.e. moldy, rotten.
Good eggs smell like good dirt a nice earthy smell.

If you get a new incubator set up I would switch the whole egg container into the new incubator. I would not switch out the medium. If they are to wet crack the lid to your egg container and let a little of the water evaporate.

If they were mine I would check the wetness of the vermiculite, change them to a more stable incubator and go ahead and let them incubate for the recommended 60 days. That way you give them every chance to hatch.

Good Luck and keep us posted.

When mixed right, the vermiculite will seem "too dry" to most people. A 1 to 1 ratio of vermic and water by weight is fine. Also, burying the eggs too far like yours are, magnify errors in the moisture content. Covering 1/3 of the egg is plenty. Using a hovabator will also magnify your issues. Like someone else said, a simple foam cooler, flexwatt, a proportional stat, and an open water dish at the bottom will help you out. Personally, if those were my eggs.....I'd take them out and put them in a drier medium and in a more stable bator. It may be too late for any of them though.

Yeah I think the only egg that is still good is the top eggnow. I went back and checked my substrate and it was too wet.

I have ordered what i need to set up my new incubator and should have that up and running for the remaining egg that is good and for my last clutch *crosses fingers*.

I do thank you all for your help and hope to be hatching many helthy snakes in the future. :)

when only having a couple of clutches why not just get hatchrite? cant go wrong with it.