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    Re: when to give up on an egg

    Incubate until there is NO debate. When they stink, turn green, or really dry up, pitch em'.

    I have heard of people incubating ball python eggs anywhere from 85-90 degrees. Most seem to incubate in the 88-90 range. I also just happen to incubate my eggs at 87.

    Good Luck and Congrats on your clutch!
    Last edited by AGoldReptiles; 06-19-2011 at 04:11 PM.
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