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    Re: Incubating With The Spider Gene

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    No side negative effects from incubating a degree or so lower? I don't expect so, but just want to check.

    Are we incubating at the upper end of the scale to hurry hatch time?
    Slow and steady wins the race. If female ball pythons incubate their eggs naturally at 88.F than I would rather follow their lead than incubate at higher temps. A little too low, and it takes a little longer for them to hatch, a little too high, and that is where you can start running into problematic defects.
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