Incubation in different temps (bright females)

[CarrotTail]

If you firstly incubating eggs at low temperature (26-27*C) and later put to other incubator with higher temp., You'll take eggs form first box(low temp.) and put to second box(higher temp.) or move box with eggs?

 

[monkeygirl]

there is some debate about whether this causes deformities or not

 

[o0 Ryan 0o]

These threads might help:

http://www.geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=7156
http://www.geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=3812

In my opinion temperature fluctuation of any kind is never a good thing...even if it's one quick change.

 

[spykerherps]

I know temp. flux is not good, or even one quick change. If it spikes or is a drastic change thats not good either. But if it is a slow gradual proses.ie 1 or 2 degree changes over the course of weeks. I think it should be fine. I just hatched out a couple of babies with this method and both are well no deformities at all. I will continue to test my theory through out the year. As new babies hatch. I don't like calling it RT's way anyway people were doing this before he was. What I'm doing is I guess slitly modifide
Think of it as more of a natural worming period like in nature it starts worming up in the summer.

 

[CarrotTail]

Thanks,
I don't want create new topic, so I write here.
In my male incubator I saw reddish discolouration on one egg some days ago. This egg is in incubator 37 days at 31*C. Anyone know what is it?
Photo is below: