I caught this girl ( Great Basin gopher) in front of the new BestBuy in my area 2 1/2 weeks ago. It was crawling by the front doors during training.
I brought her home and set her up. She didn't eat during that time. I tossed in a rat yesterday and she didn't eat. I went to get the rat out and it was gone.
In the back corner was a clutch of eggs. She is still laying as I type.
My question is do I incubate at 83f? I have a clutch of Desert kingsnake eggs from a wild caught female from 3 weeks ago incubating at 83f and want to know if I can put those in the same incubator.
Thanx for any input.
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Incubating Question...
jusmebabe
Jul 17, 2006 08:22 PM
Replies (3)
tspuckler
Jul 18, 2006 08:52 AM
Yes. They can be incubated at the same temperature.
Here's a little GBG I found while herping in Vegas last month:
jusmebabe
Jul 18, 2006 09:09 AM
Thanx for the info. I put them in last night around midnight.
Considering her size it was a small clutch of 9 eggs.
My female Desert kingsnake which is alot smaller laid 15 eggs.
Nice gopher (kings and gophers ae my favorite).
Joel
metalpest
Jul 18, 2006 04:38 PM
Sounds right, pits have smaller clutches of larger eggs.
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