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i work at a petsmart, and on sunday i found eggs in the grass lizards tank. i brought them home, and put them in my hubavator, its at 90 degrees. is that good? any one know where i can find out if you dont know the temps?
thanx
nevin
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well, 90 is probably ok. The only thing you really need to worry about is that the temps stay the same and dont go under 85 degrees or over 93 degrees, for most lizards. With different temperatures, different percentages of the hatchlings will me male or female. I'm not sure which is which, i think warmer makes more males, though.Someone else should be able to help more, try going to chat.pethobbyist.com and signing in as a guest in the reptile and amphibian room. SOmeone there will be able to help you.
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Paullywog

If it has scales or smooth wet skin... snatch it!!!