The aquarium type incubators work fine. But you don't need one for colubrid eggs. Just put them in a shoe box of moist vermiculite or sphagnum moss and then put them in a warm location. On top of a refrigerator or in a warm closet is a good spot. The one problem with any incubator is the possibility of heater malfunction. Nothing is more discouraging than finding several hundred eggs cooked because a heater or thermostat malfuctioned. IMHO

Tim

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• Good incubator design? - Jmolden87, Mon Sep 1 08:03:51 2003
• The best incubator you can get for Around $140 ! - colby, Mon Sep 1 15:32:16 2003
• Even $140 is out of my price range! - Jmolden87, Mon Sep 1 19:22:13 2003
• RE: Even $140 is out of my price range! - Jmolden87, Mon Sep 1 19:26:20 2003
• I don't think ... - colby, Mon Sep 1 19:53:18 2003
• or you could - colby, Mon Sep 1 19:55:23 2003
• RE: or you could - Jmolden87, Mon Sep 1 20:17:44 2003
• RE: Good incubator design? - Tim Madsen, Thu Sep 4 08:05:10 2003