I am expecting to have some clutches laid very soon. I should have some,Hondurans,Knobolichi,Graybands,Deserts and corns. Does anybody have any suggestions on a good temp and humidity level?
Thanks
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incubator question
oursnakes
May 31, 2014 11:14 AM
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mrkent
Jun 06, 2014 11:28 PM
I have my Hovabator set at about 82. I don't have a humidity gauge, but am using vermiculite, moistened and squeezed. Seems to be working fine.
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Kent
elaphefan
Feb 29, 2016 12:02 PM
If you use about 2 inches of vermiculite as a bed for the eggs, and moisten it so that there is only moist material (not wet) touching the eggs. If the eggs are then kept at 82°F, you should have no problems. When you do this, you are keeping the humidity at 100%. It is the humidity level that is most important. If you have room, put a cup with water in it to make sure that it stays at 100%. You can see when the cup is running low.
If you do this, you should see little snakes in about 60 days.
