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o7sugar said:
Is it true that "generally speaking" the babies will come out bigger and somewhat stronger since they basically hatch when there good and ready when not using an incubator??
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No.... They will only grow to a specific size...
Though temps can influence pattern in IJ's.... Hence the spider IJ that hasn't proved out, as of yet...
Whether it influences other species IDK

desertanimal said:
Mike, have you got pictures of those babies all together somewhere?
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Thats the IJ's.....
 
I am surprised how many people don't use incubators. I still have a bit of a wait with it being day 24 on the corns and day 14 for the leo egg.
 
requin said:
Aww I love pippies! I actually had no idea that you could forgo the use of an incubator...cool! :)
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Wild snakes don't lay in incubators, so if you can more-or-less re-create the wild conditions without an incubator, it ~ought~ to work. Mind you, my knowledge is all theoretical. But I am pretty sure I read that Kathy Love incubates at ambient temperatures, and maybe she will come correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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