Hi, Nazza.

Sorry about the loss.

My female had two clutches, so far. First one went 60 days and the second clutch started pipping after 58 days. I kept the eggs at 82*F, except it sometimes got 1 or 2 degrees cooler at night. All my eggs hatched, but I may have helped a couple pip the eggs. I believe the temp should not go above 82*F.

TC


>>Hi Terry,
>>I would know your incubation temp for E.t.t. eggs and the days of incubation.
>>A friend had 6 eggs from a male calico and an f het calico. He had the eggs at 26°C but not the last week, here is hot and the temp raised to 27°. He pipped manually an egg and the hatchling went out and now is in good healt, at 63 pipped the other eggs but were all dead. On 6, 5 were calico.
>>thank you
>>regards
>>nazzza


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• x Terry Cox: E. t. t. calico - nazza, Wed Jun 22 05:23:24 2005
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