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    Re: Unprepared For Eggs

    Okay. What do I need to do to make sure everything goes well? I've raised humidity and added moss, but that is all. I checked the temperature of the top egg with a temperature gun, and it's at about 77-80.5 degrees F. Is that okay? What humidity range should I be going for? Also, this female is a live feeder. Will she be okay catching live meals while on eggs? Might be a dumb question. I'm just worried about a rat clawing up an egg. My last female with eggs ate frozen thawed. If I were to get the stuff to build an incubator by next week, would you recommend switching them over or no? I'd be concerned due to the lack of time to test an incubator, but I'm not sure what to do anyway.
    Last edited by Penultimate; 07-14-2017 at 04:31 PM.
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