[deaxone]

im just looking at my guentheri eggs and they are currently at 77.5 and have gone as high as 80 and as low as 65,
are my temps too high,theyve been cooking about 2 months,
anyone got any idea,i cant find a great deal of info on incubating these guys,
thanks in advance guys

[Peter B]

I incubate mine between 77,5 (26°C)during the day and 66 (19°C) at night and have good results with that. With these incubation temperatures they hatch afther 90 to 120 days.

[deaxone]

thanks peter,thats pretty much the temp range i have them at,just a waiting game now
i just hope they hatch!!!!!!!

[deaxone]

anyone else care to contribute their temp range and incubation time for guentheri??????
she layed 6 march 09.layed a couple of duds about a month later and im expecting the third batch any time soon,fingers crossed they are fertile,

i cant wait for them to hatch now,i feel like a little kid,"are they there yet?"lol

[Jody Ettema]

I have incubated at different temperature in the past. Now I keep them at 24 degrees Celsius and so far doing fine. I don't think you will any problems with the fluctuating temperature. Keep the eggs a little bit moist, but not wet

[deaxone]

thanks jody
im currently using the bottle cap meathod,should i wet the vermiculite in the bottle top,
how long is average incubation time for you?

[Jody Ettema]

incubation time is similar to that of Peter. I usely keep the eggs directly on the vermiculite substrate.