Quote Originally Posted by pfan151
I would definitely add a buch of moist bedding to the cage and cover the top with only a few small holes for air exchange. Just make sure you don't put any of the moist bedding directly on the eggs.
The lid is covered with only enough space to allow the heat lamp to raise the ambient temp to 80, I have added enough Bed-a-Beast to get the humidity up to about 60%, and since she is camped out in a Repti-cave I was able to do it without making contact with the eggs. The Accu-rite says the spot with the eggs is at 89 deg. I figure at this point all I can do is all I can do. Both her and her brother and sister, who I also have, were maternally incubated, so I am hoping for the best. Thanks to all for the input. Does anyone know if a female can tell if the eggs are viable? Will she sit on unfertilized eggs as readily as fertilized ones? You would think that she would know and not devote a lot of energy to it if they weren't viable. If anyone has a though on that, please let me know. Thanks again.