can someone help?

[Treetop Chameleons]

my veiled just layed 30 eggs i think i have the tems in the incubator right but if someone could give some pointers i would apreciate it.

 

[ChromaChameleons]

If Boothy doesn't reply to this , then PM him. He knows his way around veileds and is a great source of info regarding veiled eggs and incubation.

 

[Treetop Chameleons]

ok

you say talk to boothy? i will do that any sugestions on navagating around this forum and checking and responding to comments?

 

[boothy]

Hey dreamer07 your gona want to pop them into tupperwear containers and drill out 1/8th holes in the tops of the lids diagonally from each other , and then your gona want to pop them into the incubator at about 24 to 26 d celcius for the first three months of incubation and then you up it to about 25 to 27 abit into the 28s or 29 doesnt matter just no 30s for long periods of time and have the substarte you have the eggs laying in moist but not wet to wet and you will drown the eggs and to little you will cave in the eggs so just moist and you should be fine and then every three or four days mist the tops of the containers for more moisture but NOT THE EGGS DIRECTLY , ill say it again lol do not mist the eggs directly! it will cuase mold and then they might die and shrivel up on you but if i missed anything just say so and if i dotn get yea theres a ffew others that will but ill be taking to you later

 

[Treetop Chameleons]

thanks

right now i have them in a plastic container with the holes driled into it i got all my stuff incubator hatch right ect.. from a pet stor by my house the women that owns it is a breeber she helped me out a bit so i think i have everything i need the thing im worried about is the temp and the humidity in the incubator. you helped me with the temp but what do you set the humidity at? O also i am using hatch right it says dont add water it should already be moist enogh but it did not feel very moist.

 

[boothy]

i didnt use humidity gauge at all so i dunno how the humidity was , i dont think theres humidity in the ground in the first place so just moisture , so just make sure your subsrate it moist and not wet and your eggs will be fine , just mist the tops of your tuper wear containers every 3 or 4 days or when ever the moisture has evapourated off the tops of the tupperwear conatainers thats what i do and works perfect for me , just dont soak the tops , there is also a resivour on the bottom of incubators for water so just fill that up so it doesnt take moisture from the containers holding the eggs and they should be fine , but if i missed anything just msg again me or kinyonga will help you out