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incubation T° fluctuations
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Amanda E
Snake Addict!
There's nothing wrong with it, except that the eggs will take longer to hatch.
Personally, with only having 2 clutches to my name, I prefer a long incubation time. I could just be making things up, but those that had a longer incubation seemed larger and more robust than those with a shorter incubation.
Personally, with only having 2 clutches to my name, I prefer a long incubation time. I could just be making things up, but those that had a longer incubation seemed larger and more robust than those with a shorter incubation.
cornman1979
New member
i agree with amanda e, i keep mine at a steady temp though of 84 which is fine fine and produces slightly bigger hatchling's (not much but about 1-2inches) which means they shed quicker and eat more sooner and they generally grow to be bigger corn's then those who hatch to quickly.
Albino corn snake site
Albino corn snake site
Amanda E
Snake Addict!
Even for the clutch I incubated at higher temps, they never were exposed to anything higher than 81F. Took about 70 days to hatch. They were tiny and more than half the clutch didn't accept food until I offered only a pinky head instead of a whole pinky.
The other clutch stayed more around 76-78F and they didn't hatch until almost 80 days. They were huge when they hatched out though. I'd say about 2 inches longer than the other clutch. All but 1 ate their pinkies with no problems on the first try.
The other clutch stayed more around 76-78F and they didn't hatch until almost 80 days. They were huge when they hatched out though. I'd say about 2 inches longer than the other clutch. All but 1 ate their pinkies with no problems on the first try.