incubator

[felix]

could I use a hovabator to hatch veiled's?

 

[Matt1851]

yes you can as far as i know, and a good temperature to keep them at would be between 75 and 80 i believe

 

[chams1]

Or you could just put them in a closet somewhere in your house that stays around 78 ish.

 

[Matt1851]

Or you could just put them in a closet somewhere in your house that stays around 78 ish.

Thats what i was planning on doing when i breed. Incubators are really pointless unless you want faster hatch rates. At the same time i figure if you put them in the closet and they take longer to hatch, the babies will be bigger and come out stronger.

 

[CleaTheChameleon]

Remember faster hatch rates most of the time end in weak babies.

I use shoe boxes with about 3-6 inches of moist vermiculite and incubate in the closet at room temp.

 

[felix]

I just dont know how warm my closets are in winter!

 

[felix]

If I put them in the hovabator at a lower tempature would that be better?

 

[PedroANDAshley]

Another question for this thread.
If you WERE to put the eggs in the closest could you put a blanket are the box/container
to keep it warm if you were scared it got too cold?
Im just wondering because when I breed pepper and pedro it'll be in the colder months here
in washington