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    Too much humidity?

    If you've read any of my other threads you know I haven't had the best of luck this year, but I have noticed something about my setup that doesn't exactly look like the majority of you guy's. I incubated the ball clutches the same way as I do my corns, only at 89 degrees instead of 81. They are in an air tight container with moist vermiculite. I do crack the tops on the containers once or twice a week for air exchange. I notice that most of the eggs you guys post close to hatching are fairly deflated. NONE of mine were. They were actually very full, to the point where when I cut them they squirted fluid out a bit. Could this be a factor in my "bad luck"?
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    Re: Too much humidity?

    Well, that could be true, but the first clutch that pipped on their own on day 60 were that inflated the day before as well.
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    Re: Too much humidity?

    I would recommend putting a thermometer inside the egg box to make sure that the temps are accurate. The temp of the incubator could be a little off depending on placement of the probe.

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    Re: Too much humidity?

    what thermometer would u guys recommend for an egg tub??
    A room full of empty racks and thermostats that have been unplugged.

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    Re: Too much humidity?

    Just one that is moisture resistant. I personally use one made for inside fish aquariums.

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    Re: Too much humidity?

    Any reliable probed thermometer works well for keeping the tub temps where you want them.
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    Re: Too much humidity?

    Thanks, but that isn't my issue, hence the ? about humidity...
    6.13 Corns, 4.5 Ball Pythons, 1.0 Mex Mex King, 1.1 Mali Uromastyx, 1.1 Red Saharan Uromastyx, 0.1 ETB, 1.0 Boxer

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