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Is there a certain time of day Hatchlings PIP?

CALIVIK

CALIVIK

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I was just wondering since this is my first clutch if there is a certain time they pip. I would think it would be at night. Since snakes are more active then.
Just curious, I would love to catch mine in action. Yet don't wanna wake the kids at 2am.
We are at day 53 using room temps.
TIA!
 
Don't worry you will not miss anything if you are checking your eggs daily.. the pipping and emerging of a clutch can take 24 hours.. eggs will pip at different times, some sooner than others. Afterwards it can take several hours for the pips to emerge from the egg.
 
CALIVIK said:
You're so sweet! Thanks a Bunch!!
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Good Luck, and remember since you are incubating at room temp, do not be alarmed if you pass the 70 day mark. I use an incubator set at 80 degrees and my clutches average 68 days this year. :)
 
Oh good! I just chked the eggs & they are super plumped! Yes my temps have been up & down. TA, Congrats to you on all of yours!
 
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