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    Re: denting ball python eggs

    Quote Originally Posted by blind_skater View Post
    I have 2 differnet thermometer in there with eggs now they both say 89 temp and 100 humidity and one of the thermometer is a digital gauge.
    That's a start...but you STILL need a quality thermostat that won't flucuate your temps. Most people reccomend the Hydrofarm, but I DO NOT recommend it for an incubator. I bought a herpstat 2 with one probe on the incubator (an intro or intro + would work fine and those are cheaper than a Herpstat 1 or 2) and I LOVE it with my incubator. The temperature fluctuates less then half a degree.

    At this point, without a quality thermostat, I don't know if your eggs can hang on. Try to get a nice thermostat quickly (like...overnight it if you can) and see what you can do to salvage the eggs.
    Last edited by BHReptiles; 02-04-2013 at 12:30 AM.

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