MY NEW INCUBATOR!!!!

[Tony C]

They don't use that much power, at least the smaller ones don't.

Nothing compared to a rack full of hatchlings...

 

[T-ReXx]

Nothing compared to a rack full of hatchlings...

:main_laugh: :main_thumbsup:

 

[robin]

i have found that incubating leopard gecko eggs is pretty much brainless as long as you have a constant temp and degree + or - is even fine. leopard geckos eggs are forgiving about the easiest thing to breed and hatch. but the idea of what you are doing or were doing had no rhyme or reason.

 

[acpart]

The reason I was doing this was because a member i trust very munch does this nd on his first year of breeding he hatched 27 this way but i found yesterday a deggree drop so now im using the incubator.

The person you are referring to, as far as I know, incubated his eggs by leaving them in one place (not moving them back and forth) and the place had its own heat source (water heater) and wasn't dependent on the ambient temperature as affected by the weather outside. I'm also glad you're back to the incubator and hoping you have some successful hatches soon.

Aliza