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Posted by: JP at Fri May 20 11:36:33 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JP ] that you are using a less than perfect incubator with an overhead heating element (AKA a hovabator or similar). My bet is that there was a slight but significant difference in temperature between the top of the egg chamber and the bottom (like maybe .25 to .5 of a degree). After observing a bunch of clutches over the past few years, I haven't observed any corelation (yes, mispelled for sure...lol) between location in an egg mass and incubation time. You'll find that two eggs that were exactly side by side can hatch as much as 48 hours apart. Sometimes an entire clutch pips within hours of each other, sometimes it happens over a couple of days. [ Hide Replies ]
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>> Next topic: Come on Boaboy....where are some more pics of that "superduper reduced" baby you hatched? np - JP, Fri May 20 11:58:09 2005 << Previous topic: Microchipping Ball Pythons>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>more>>>>>>>>>>>> - gmherps, Fri May 20 07:32:46 2005 | ||
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