Quote Originally Posted by shakyhand View Post
We in Malaysia have a bit hotter climate. No winter.. except sunshine or rain... Breeding snakes in our climate is a lot easier... no need for for special heated room. No need special incubator. Just a small plastic box and put it in the corner of a room. Come day 60, and we have baby snakes...

Too bad our laws are very stringent... if not, we conquer the world market in no time...
Thanks to the stupid law.

Quote Originally Posted by Peoples View Post
I guess that's the case, as day and night temp in the tropics are unpredictable, can have a sizzling hot day and then a sudden cool a night so would be best to use heat with the eggs.
yeah,they can be too high and too low..in my house they can jump to 94 F in the afternoon and can be low 75 F if we get continuous rain for several day..what i do is put the eggs in the egg tubs(normal peocedure with medium)..then fill stryrofoam box/insulated box with the shallow water.then put something which you can place your egg tub above the water level.in my case,i use water bottle or big PVC pipe which i cut in certain size..when day come with high temperature,the water inside will slowly absorb the heat..so the temperature remain with optimum one,but when cold weather come,they slowly release the retained heat which make the temp inside styrofoam box remain high..i observed the temp using this method,they stay between 82 F to 90 F..but it might differ to your place.