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Here is a pic of eggs that I have on the ground !!!and I still am expecting around 3 to 4 more clutches !!!I guess I will be piling the eggs on top of each other .lol

Can you guess whats in the bag ?

As you can see, my incubator, not even close to being full....BYOB----Bring your own Box, styrofoam, and you can have all the space you need

are the eggs from only 2 clutches? If not how do you know which eggs are from which animals?
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I was wondering the same thing, hopefully they are only pastels, supers and cinns or something. If there are normals and hets, then what??

well eggs all are Co-doms except 4 of them . The 4 are from het albino to het albino breeding and its 4 clutches so far . Even funnier than that is I have 3 more clutches due by mid month so I plan on throwing eggs on top of each other till something hatches .lol 13 of the eggs will be hatching by the end of the month so as far as now I am not to worried about the room issue !!! Trust me when you put the eggs in the incubator you know what eggs are in each clutch and from what that bred . all the rest of my clutches will be Co-doms so I did not think it would hurt anything by putting them in the same bin .LOL I will take more pics when My Incubator gets fuller .LMAO .I am expecting Spiders ,Mojaves ,An albino or Two ,and Maybe some Pastels and Yellow Bellies .The Pastel only bred one female for one time and I had to pull him out and Put in a Spider .

>>I guess I will be piling the eggs on top of each other .lol

I've set up a small closet in my snakeroom (ok...a "office" as my incubator, per Dave Barker's suggestion. It's working GREAT!

I have a small space heater in the closet and have it running through a Helix DBS1000 thermostat (at full blast, the heater would blow the fuse, but barely any juice runs through to maintain the lower temp). I have the thermostat set to 89 degrees, and the actual temp inside the bin holding the eggs is 88-90 degrees.

You might try a similar set-up if you run out of space. It's worked great, is simple and pretty cheap.
$35 - Heater
$100 - Thermostat
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Jeremy Conrad
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