jajeanpierre
Chameleon Enthusiast
My recently imported gracilior quad laid eggs March 15. Two didn't look right and did go.
A week ago I had an Easter Egg Disaster, and tipped the box. I think I've righted the eggs correctly. I made up new substrate, equal parts vermiculite and water by weight. (I had two suspect eggs in with them when I tipped the box over that did go bad and didn't want the good eggs to touch any substrate the bad eggs had touched.)
Today I looked at them for the first time since I put them in the incubator. They look good, but there was condensation on the lid.
I had them set at 69F using two digital weather thermometer, one remote right in the box with the other half on my desk and another thermometer on top of the box in the incubator.
I also have an open pan of water in the incubator. The box is sealed without holes.
What should I do? I did raise the temperature to 70F. Thanks.
A week ago I had an Easter Egg Disaster, and tipped the box. I think I've righted the eggs correctly. I made up new substrate, equal parts vermiculite and water by weight. (I had two suspect eggs in with them when I tipped the box over that did go bad and didn't want the good eggs to touch any substrate the bad eggs had touched.)
Today I looked at them for the first time since I put them in the incubator. They look good, but there was condensation on the lid.
I had them set at 69F using two digital weather thermometer, one remote right in the box with the other half on my desk and another thermometer on top of the box in the incubator.
I also have an open pan of water in the incubator. The box is sealed without holes.
What should I do? I did raise the temperature to 70F. Thanks.