Strophurus williamsi hatched on SIM incubation container

[MXWreptile]

This little guy hatched out today using the SIM incubation container. The incubation time was shorten and it hatched also without yolk sack. We had no "dead in the egg" babies since we use this method. It seems to work perfect for Strophurus eggs.


Max

 

[lbratcher4]

What is different about this method it looks just like putting light diffuser on perlite?

 

[MXWreptile]

The eggs are incubated at 100% relative humidity level and 100% gas exchange. This allows better developing of the babies, so they hatch earlier and without yolk sack.


Max

 

[lbratcher4]

Ok, thanks

 

[Mickej]

The eggs are incubated at 100% relative humidity level and 100% gas exchange. This allows better developing of the babies, so they hatch earlier and without yolk sack.


Max

Sounds intresting, is there anywere i can check this method out further? Or would you mind explaining it a little more in detail. "100% gas exchange"???

;-)

 

[MXWreptile]

Sounds intresting, is there anywere i can check this method out further? Or would you mind explaining it a little more in detail. "100% gas exchange"???

;-)

Hello,

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There you find much information about this great product. If you have further questions, please send me a private message.


Max

 

[Mickej]

Thats a great product, i have used a similiar way to hatch ballpythons. But without the rails. Do they ship to sweden?

 

[Jateui]

I've heard a lot of good things about that method, but it's really nice to see more results. thank you for posting up your experience, and congratulations on the new little one.