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Bone
Hatchling

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Posted - 11/06/2013 :  19:32:51  Show Profile  Visit Bone's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Ok i am getting a little concerned about the water droplets in the box in the incubator.i have started to put a few holes in the box and humidity is holding at 89% if u can believe the hydrometer. I am keeping good temps 31.1c to 31.6 which is 88f to 89f. Couple of questions i have researched what are the min and max temps for incubation? Also what is min humidity? Any tips for the water droplets? Do i just keep adding holes.no eggs yet due from Thursday.

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Bone
Hatchling

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Posted - 13/06/2013 :  14:56:34  Show Profile  Visit Bone's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Can anyone answer this please.

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Kelfezond
The bearded one

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Posted - 13/06/2013 :  15:00:50  Show Profile  Visit Kelfezond's Homepage  Click to see Kelfezond's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
If you're refering to water drops on the lid of the egg boxes then it's completely normal. Mine are normally soaked every night I take the lid off and give it a wipe then replace it. If you add too many holes you'll lose the water and the humidity.

As for min and max temps personally I don't let my temps drop below 30 or raise above 32.

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Bone
Hatchling

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Posted - 13/06/2013 :  15:06:59  Show Profile  Visit Bone's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Thankyou So i am worrying about nothing really. When people say they only open the egg box once a week how do they over come the water droplets?the reason i askf about min temps is because i have read other people incubating at lower temps so they dont risk cooking the eggs.just wondered what the tolerance was

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Edited by - Bone on 13/06/2013 15:09:34
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hodgie
Fully Grown Royal

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Posted - 13/06/2013 :  15:21:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
What are you using as an incubator? if its doing the job properly your temps shouldn`t change.

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Bone
Hatchling

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Posted - 13/06/2013 :  15:24:12  Show Profile  Visit Bone's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I am using a poly box. My temps r good point 3 or 4 flux

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Edited by - Bone on 13/06/2013 15:25:06
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