I have my first pair of woma pythons breeding this year and its hard to find info on them. What temps/humidity to people keep the eggs at to incubate?
Thanks, Dustin
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Incubating Woma Python Eggs.
djexotics
Mar 14, 2009 08:54 AM
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jaykis
Mar 14, 2009 02:24 PM
Actually, Woma breeding info is all over the place. I do 89 degrees on vermiculite moistened to the point where it just starts to clump.
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pooter
Mar 15, 2009 11:10 AM
There is lots of info.. you just have to dig a bit. For example, there are several threads right here that have good info - just search the archives.
With that in mind - I d0 87 or 88, I use damp perilite and two layers of light diffuser - set the eggs on top of the diffuser.
