awesome odds.

[dmaricle]

well its day 52 and we just cut on our spider x normal clutch of 10 eggs. and i think we did well we got 6 spiders and 4 normals. i will have better pics soon.

[TheOtherLeadingBrand]

How awesome!!! Can't wait to see more of them.

[Jason Bowden]

Awesome odds!!! Post some pics of all those babies!

[Turbo Serpent]

What did you use as an incubator? Looks like it just came out of a rack...

[rabernet]

I told you that you'd cut today!

Congratulations! What I can see of them so far - is they're going to be beautiful!

[dmaricle]

the rack in the background is a hatchling rack im building and i use a converted fridge as an incubator.

[dmaricle]

I told you that you'd cut today!

Congratulations! What I can see of them so far - is they're going to be beautiful!

yea you were right, i could not control myself. so when should i expect them to poke their heads out?

[muddoc]

Congrats on the great odds. Depending on what temp you incubated, they will probably start poking out their heads on day 54-55 and crawl out between 57-59. If you incubated a bit cooler (say 88 degrees), those estimates could be 1 to 2 days later.

[dmaricle]

Congrats on the great odds. Depending on what temp you incubated, they will probably start poking out their heads on day 54-55 and crawl out between 57-59. If you incubated a bit cooler (say 88 degrees), those estimates could be 1 to 2 days later.

thanks tim. yea i incubated them in the 89-91 degree range. being that i cut on 52 do you think i need to mist them to keep them from drying out?

[rabernet]

thanks tim. yea i incubated them in the 89-91 degree range. being that i cut on 52 do you think i need to mist them to keep them from drying out?

I did, it's certainly not going to hurt them to do so! If you left the flaps on, then it's less necessary.