I was just wondering if I could get some pointers on exactly how some of you incubate crested eggs. I would like EVERY detail if possible because my female seems to be laying eggs pretty regularly, but they usually end up inflateing no matter what I do! Right now I have a couple in a gladwear container full of a soil and moss mixture with the lid on (has a few holes cut out on top) and I keep it moist by spraying the soil. It is set right next to a heat lamp, but is not directly underneath one because it is already pretty warm in the house and I didn't want to cook them. I have never bred my reptiles before so I would love some advise on how to do this right! I would greatly appreciate it, thanks!
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Egg Incubation
LaMerbelow
May 29, 2004 01:22 AM
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lilroach56
May 29, 2004 06:31 PM
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