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Back in june'13 my nosey be laid 32 eggs, now I believe they are about to hatch. One is sweating and looks like one is already started to open up! I'm so excited but very worried at the same time.

Thank you all for your help hope very thing goes well.

I was at 70 degrees, I started another post cuz I candled the eggs and didn't see anything, please take look its under "incubating for 9 months"

Yes they have gotten bigger since they were laid, the first batch she laid 31 eggs. A few of the eggs almost doubled in size. One of the eggs did collapsed after 4 months the rest got bigger. I separated them into two Tupperware containers 15 in each. Two months after she laid the first...

I will go ahead and try that,Thank you

Sorry getting ahead of myself. Correction: the subject says 9 months but it's actually only been 7 months

Here's another picture

I been incubating some nosey be eggs since June'13, temperature I been incubating at is 70 degrees so I candled the eggs today and I don't see any veins. They are about 7 months, the eggs have a scale look to them, are they not fertile? When would you start to see if the eggs are fertile?

I'm looking for a real nice yellow body blue bar wild caught ambilobe.

Very interesting, this is my first clutch so I don't really know what to look for, keeping an eye them everyday now

cant wait for mine to hatch.

thanks a lot will start getting their food and cages this weekend

I haven't candled them because I have seen the eggs growing so I assumed they are fertile. This is my first clutch so I hope everything goes well.

Need some help. I have a some nosey be eggs that were laid in june'13 they are about 9 months now and i been incubating then at 70 deg. The eggs have a dry scale look to them, is this normal ? Are the eggs okay? Anything i need to do?

Im sorry got ahead of myself. I currently have some Nosey Be eggs in there. The incubator heats and cools and i have been able to hold 99% humidity but i do need to bring it down.

im using the new 2013 exo terra incubator and its been holding 1 degree, so far im pertty satisfied with it.

Congratulations Steve, havent had the experience in taking care of the babies but im sure you will have your hands full.

Here's a picture of the container I'm using, please let me know if I did something wrong. Thanks for the help.

For substrate I used vermiculite about 1 inch and did a 1 to 1 ratio to start with and then kept adding until I Squeezed out one drop of water. I'm using a Rubbermaid container. The weight of each container is 240 grams & 255 grams Temp in the incubator is 74 degrees and 84% humidity...

Will do the same. Thanks for the quick reply, I really appreciate it.