There are many custom made incubators that work really well. Most people with large pythons have to go this way. If you don't want to build one yourself you can get one built. My contacts around here are most likely useless for you. I suggest contacting your local large breeder (Bob Clark, Kahl etc) and ask about there incubators.

The other way you can go about it is to contact your university and look for an environmental chamber. These are refridgerator sized boxes that can be incredibly accurate and are able to control temperature and humidity (and usually any number of other factors). New, they are extremely costly, but you may be able to luck out and find some used ones. I know the UBC always had a bunch hanging around in the hallways that looked like they hadn't been used in years.

Ian

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