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    Their thermostats are garbage. I wouldn't use one personally.

    If you are looking to hatch a single BP clutch then it might be ok, but if you are looking to breed then you will outgrow it's capacity very quickly, and it isn't something I would trust with very many clutches.

    There are much better incubators out there, some of them are expensive though. Most people build their own incubator. They can be as simple as a foam cooler with some heat tape and a thermostat to elaborate fridge style systems.

    Here are some DIY guides:

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...oler-incubator

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...bator-Tutorial

    If you are looking to buy something ready made here are a few good ones:

    http://www.nsreptiles.com/incubators

    http://www.apcages.com
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