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    Re: Cut eggs, snakes not coming out!

    Quote Originally Posted by RichieBoo View Post
    I would just leave them alone... The more u open the tub the more heat is getting out.. I have done the same thing u have done and realized that they needed more time.. The incubator you have isn't the best and I don't believe they give a right temp... usually around day 60 to 62 mine come out of the eggs with the cheaper incubators... That's what I have noticed... And by the way u did the right thing and left the eggs together a lot of people leave them the way they are...
    The Reptibator by Zoomed is one of the only commercial incubators that has a built in proportional thermostat. It is a great incubator for the price and is used in a lot of public zoo breeding programs. I just hatched out a clutch of 5 eggs out of 5 laid on August 3rd. The temperature was steady and reliable throughout the whole incubation period. The humidity was what had to be tweaked. But I used press and seal on the tubs to improve on the humidity percentages.
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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