Quote Originally Posted by For Goodness Snakes View Post
Check out this video that I uploaded a few years ago on YouTube, if you follow it to the letter you should have no problems with incubating your clutches.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-wjmsV9gMw

My incubators are bone dry (no open containers of water) I never have to add anything to the nest boxes during the incubation period. Remember it's not the humidity inside the incubator that should concern you, but the humidity inside the nest box that will determine whether the eggs desiccate / dimple too early.

If you are still unsure of what to do feel free to call me anytime at 408-981-6694, I'm always glad to help.

Brian Gundy / For Goodness Snakes
Thanks Brian! That was very helpful and answered some other questions I had regarding temp fluctuations. I couldn't quite tell if that was a 6qt tub or a 12qt tub you were using. I would assume the size of tub is important to keep the right amount of substrate at the bottom. I've seen people refer to both of these size tubs as shoe boxes, so I just want to be sure which to use with this formula. Thanks again everyone for your responses!