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I have only had this snake for about a month, give or take a week, I looked in there today and she is laying eggs,can someone please tell me what the incubation temps should be for them and the humidity,We are having internet problems today and I keep getting booted, so I thought I would ask you guys and keep trying to research it on my own, without getting booted. She is still laying them right now, so any help would be appreciated. I have no clue if they are fertile or not, like I said I have only had her for a month, I'm guessing she was probably a fresh import when I got her.
Thanks
Shannon

I would go with about 80F and around 90% humidity. That should be fine for them until you get a species specific answer.
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3.3 adult cornsnakes
1.2 baby cornsnakes
7 cornsnake eggs

i find it easiest to be simple with any type of eggs......

get a tupperware shoebox and fill 2/3 with vermiculite......1/1 with water (fill with water and wring out excess) dont keep too wet.....place eggs in singularly about half submerged......close lid and place in a warm closet or on the fridge where its a lil warmer and constant.....

then wait....

this works for every snake i've had the luck to lay for me....

let us know how it goes

keith

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I'm not sure I want popular opinion on my side -- I've noticed those with the most opinions often have the fewest facts.

I hatch my Tiger Ratsnake eggs at 82 degrees and they take 60 days at that temp. I use coconut husk (sold as a brick) called reptile bedding in most pet stores. I use this on all eggs and have hatched a couple hundred eggs over the last few years with near perfect hatch rate. I moisten and then let it dry somewhat so it can wick excess moisture. Call anytime. (913) 849-3537.

I know this is awfully premature, but, um, are you going to be selling any of the offspring in the event that all goes well? Beautiful snakes.