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View Poll Results: What do you Incubate Ball Python Eggs At?

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  • 85.5 ( or within this range )

    8 2.82%
  • 86.5 ( or within this range )

    11 3.87%
  • 87.5 ( or within this range )

    30 10.56%
  • 88.5 ( or within this range )

    114 40.14%
  • 88.9

    72 25.35%
  • Other

    49 17.25%
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    Re: Incubation Temps

    If they're below about 86, people have had eggs mature and then fail to emerge. Most Ball Pythons need to be incubated higher than that. They also tend to take a lot longer at lower temps.
    At 88 to 89, mine take 55 to 65 days to hatch (suggesting that development rate may be partially genetic, not just temp-based).
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