Add me to the list of newbs with surprise eggs. I've been keeping my boys and girls segregated since everyone perked up this spring, so I was not at all prepared to find my prettiest girl digging a lovely hole last night. I now have four three-toe eggs sitting in a plastic tub of dirt atop my gecko cage. I've got an ice chest full of water, and I'll be adding a heater and a thermometer/hygrometer right after a trip to the store.
I'd like to incubate them at 89 degrees and hope for more girls if they're fertile. I've read a whole lot about ghettobaters and may replace the soil with vermiculite. My question for you is: what humidity range is best for the eggs?
I'd like to incubate them at 89 degrees and hope for more girls if they're fertile. I've read a whole lot about ghettobaters and may replace the soil with vermiculite. My question for you is: what humidity range is best for the eggs?