Inubation temps and time

[SMH]

Hello, fellow GeckoForumers!

My first clutch, not to mention my first ever eggs, was laid on Feburary 16th, the temperature is at a constant 85.5 degree's Farenheit. I'm just curious, with the given variables, to see what an educated breeder's response is to my question: How much days do you think until my eggs hatch incubated at 85.5 degrees?

Oh, and I candles them earlier today and I noticed that they seem yellow AND pinkish-red, is that normal? Are they close to hatching?

Any input is highly appreciated.

Thank you,
Shawn.

 

[Pinky81]

at 85 degrees you will get a mix of males and females and incubation times vary from 40 to 65 days.

When you candle an egg it is normal to see that pinkish color..that more then likely means they are fertile. Also be very careful to not turn the eggs as you will kill the baby inside. Just leave them in the bator and let them cook!

 

[SMH]

Thank you Pink
I knew most of this, just not the amount of days it takes upon hatching. This is really helpful information though!