panther eggs!!

[weeman]

Hey guys just wondering if people can let me know the parameters that they incubated there panther eggs. My Nosey B just had her first clutch of 16 eggs. They are fertile but this is not only her first clutch but mine as well. I have mostly worked with Jacksons and there wonderful live birth. I live in British Columbia so my problem is getting them warm enough. I keep reading in books of temperature and humidity but would like to hear from people that have had success with their eggs. I also read of two different opinions of weather to keep them at a constant temperature or fluctuate it then a period of steady then fluctuate again. Also there’s not much out there on what humidity to try and keep them at. I mixed up the perlite in the beginning to wet but when squeezed no water drips. They are in a Tupper wear container with two small holes drilled in top I’m getting a reading of 60% humidity and the temperatures is 14 hours 84 and ten hours 72. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks

 

[imcurt]

My house does not go under 62 in the winter month and stays under 80 in the summer. Ones that incuibate in the summer months hatch about a month shorter than ones that incuibate in the winter months. i incuibate panther eggs in my hall closet. Many clutches. If you buy an incuibater its 68-78 It varrys by personal preference

 

[weeman]

Thanks for that. I seem to be able to keep temperature okay i just worried about the humidity. I dont want them to mold. Anybody else want to chime in on correct humidity??