Nice set-up you got there. I've mentioned before the many reasons why I like to use perlite below the plastic grating, as opposed to just plain standing water. Does the water get funky at all during the 2 month incubation period? Do you put multiple clutches in each chamber (seems like you would have to). If so, does the water get nasty/stinky after the first clutch hatches and oozes egg juice into the water?



I think the obvious lesson that people should take from the variety of methods used to hatch python eggs is this: Inubating eggs is really very simple. 1) get the temps steady at the appropriate temp. and 2) get humidity near 100% while keeping the eggs dry. You do those two things, your eggs will hatch.

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• No Substrate Incubation?? - nextland, Thu Mar 23 07:08:19 2006
• Here we go again...lol. - JP, Thu Mar 23 08:39:20 2006
• RE: Here we go again...lol. - RoyalVariations-, Thu Mar 23 09:38:04 2006
• That's a pretty funny story... - JP, Thu Mar 23 09:44:21 2006
• RE: That's a pretty funny story... - RoyalVariations-, Thu Mar 23 11:15:20 2006
• hey JP.................... - TomChambers, Thu Mar 23 17:24:58 2006
• RE: hey JP.................... - JP, Thu Mar 23 19:36:14 2006
• RE: hey JP.................... - TomChambers, Thu Mar 23 21:46:43 2006
• RE: hey JP.................... - JP, Fri Mar 24 11:55:32 2006
• Here ya go... - JDouglas, Thu Mar 23 13:36:59 2006
• more.... - JDouglas, Thu Mar 23 13:40:58 2006
• Jeremy...A couple of Qs - JP, Thu Mar 23 13:49:36 2006