two different temps.

[gecko breeder]

what if i incubate eggs at a temp. at 85, for 3 to 4 weeks then put it up to 90 will it hatch erleer, what will happen?

 

[BalloonzForU]

Here are a bunch of threads about this method of incubation. I advise not to do it.

http://www.geckoforums.net/search.php?searchid=98853

 

[eyelids]

Yeah, I'd say not to do it as well. Good things take time...

 

[gecko breeder]

the thred you gave me says no match, can you try again please.

 

[brandy101010]

If I remember right this is your first season? I know the wait is hard but you will be glad you did it the right way when all your hatchlings come into this world nice and healthy. I know a lot of people use this method but I would not recomend it to anyone let alone a beginner. Do some research and if you decide to do it make sure you are doing it right and for the right reason, not just because you want them to hatch faster. This method is mostly used for trempers so they do not come out brown.

 

[BalloonzForU]

Type in "Tremper" into the search box in the Egg Incubation forum. There are many threads. I just didn't want to list them all and I believe a link to a search only last for so long or is unique to each member that's why the link didn't work.

 

[eyelids]

If I remember right this is your first season? I know the wait is hard but you will be glad you did it the right way when all your hatchlings come into this world nice and healthy. I know a lot of people use this method but I would not recomend it to anyone let alone a beginner. Do some research and if you decide to do it make sure you are doing it right and for the right reason, not just because you want them to hatch faster. This method is mostly used for trempers so they do not come out brown.

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