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    Top on or Off Eggs?

    When putting your eggs into the incubator and each clutch is in a seperate container should I keep the tops off the containers or leave them on?

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    Re: Top on or Off Eggs?

    on to hold in the humidity
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    Re: Top on or Off Eggs?

    On if you want hatchlings.

    Off if you want nice dried out non viable eggs.
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    Re: Top on or Off Eggs?

    yeah you definatly need a good lid. I had a clutch last year that wouldn't fit in my normal egg container so I used a rubbermaid tub. well the lids arent very tight and my eggs started to dry out after two weeks. so I had to use seran wrap to hold in the humidity.

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