Incubator not working.. Help!!!:(

[Drakes24]

Guys so my incubator is not working it stay at 80 degree temperature but does not move from there and I have 28 Panther amilobe eggs in there so I was wondering if I can do the closet method and put them in my basement which is pretty cold around 72-74 degrees in there. So what should I do any suggestions please help? the eggs barely have 1 month in incubation.

 

[bobcochran]

72-75 is just fine for Panther eggs. Many people allow the eggs temperature daily fluctuations.

 

[Drakes24]

So then I should go with the closet method right?cuz my incubator is still marking 80 degrees but would anything happen to my eggs since I'm taking them out of the incubator?

 

[bobcochran]

Keep them in an insulated box, slows temperature change and keeps it dark.
They'll be good.

 

[Justin Carl]

How long have they been incubating? If they're close to hatching a sudden temperature change may start the hatching process. It's happened to me twice, and both times were during a move.

Edit...
Didn't see that you said they're one month in. Put them in a closet, and you'll be fine.

 

[Drakes24]

Thank you so much guys!!! I really appreciate your help!!

 

[Wowbango]

I was under the impression that panther eggs didn't even need to be in an incubator? I had watched a few videos by Chamalot Chameleons where they're just put in hatchrite in a Tupperware container in a closet. Is this not correct?

 

[panther67]

I was under the impression that panther eggs didn't even need to be in an incubator? I had watched a few videos by Chamalot Chameleons where they're just put in hatchrite in a Tupperware container in a closet. Is this not correct?

How and where you incubate your eggs all depends on your specific needs. What works for one may not work for another.