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Seems that most breeders keep their ball python eggs at between 89 and 90 degrees. I have read that they can be successfully incubated from 80 to 91 degrees. Does anyone have any experiece with incubating at lower or higher than normal temps? At what temps would babies be at more risk of coming out unhealthy. What temps are lethal?
Thanks for your input.
We're looking at 87-91. Anyone know differently (as in experience)?
Jeremy Conard
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Isn't it cooler that serpent's don't walk anymore?
(Genesis 3:14)
89 degrees
60 days
and let them start to hatch and not cut open their little private (shell) home at day 53.......
they'll come out when they are ready.....53....60....even 63 days....
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89.3 and they hatched at 67 days, one didnt make it and the other is fine and dandy, never going to get rid of him he was my first..
thanks
tony butler
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