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Ok, i have read two different books on geckos. One says the the incubator should be kept at a consent temperature the other says that it shouldn’t. That at night the temperature should be brought down to 80 degrees for the night. So I want to know what do you do? What really works?

So, in a cool inviorment, use a Steady temp. In a hot inviorment, be careful, you most likely will get machos if you dont watch the temp.

But who doesnt like matchos? =]
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Normal - Male - Ninja
High Yellow - Female - Ninjete
Normal - Female - Lizzy
Norm/High Yellow - Male - Ninja II

Thank you very much for the response. The room they are in is a cool room in the basement (well its cool most of the time. Anyways thanks again ^_^

temp fluxuations arent good they can cause tail kinking and ''hot females and cool males'' i incubate at constant 82.6deg
for good females
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