Thanks,



I have a "moist set up" for incubaion.



I set up a 10 gallon with a few inches of water. The eggs are in a critter carrier in the tank on a brick. The heat sources are a submersible heater, an undertank heat pad. And a heat lamp several inches away from the set up. I wrapped the aqauarium with styrfoam sheets, and the lid has spongy foam to keep in heat and maintain humidity. The styrofoam helped raise the temp 2-3 degress.

I think the problem is location since it is in a room that around 75 degrees. I can't heat the room any more than it is. I cannot put the tank anywhere else. My main question concerned the incubation temp because I keep reading different temps from different sources.



The ball python mating was unintentional, but i would like to hatch the eggs. I have a lot of knowledge on reptiles but I have never tried incubating snake eggs before and I was looking for more detailed info on Ball Python egg incubaion in paticular. I guess I now know as much as there is to know about it.



thanks for your reply

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• RE: I don't think... - Nunes, Fri May 14 17:49:00 2004
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• RE: Incubation temps - mariasman, Fri May 14 16:33:20 2004