Several posts on eggs with short incubation periods, what's the longest anyone's eggs have taken to hatch?
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egg timer
David W.
Jul 19, 2004 08:37 AM
Replies (4)
DeanAlessandrini
Jul 19, 2004 01:55 PM
I've had them go as long as 110 days.
dan felice
Jul 19, 2004 02:32 PM
last year my uni eggs went 117 days @ about 77* average. that was the longest ever but other years have been very close to that number as well........
David W.
Jul 20, 2004 07:14 AM
What patience, its only 96 days and I'm eyeing the razor. Seriously though , how was the hatching percentage?
dan felice
Jul 20, 2004 03:13 PM
david, last year it was 100%, other years, close to it. i like them to take as long as possible because i think bigger hatchlings result and those are easier to work w/. also, because deep down i kinda dread the 'chore' i know is gonna ensue once they show up. the last few years i bred WAY too many stubborn feeders [drys, whips, etc.] and vowed last summer, never again!! i had no time for anything else it seemed and i pretty much burnt out. i'm gonna alternate years from now on. best of luck w/ your brood! keep us posted......dannio
