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ChameleonsInMyHouse
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Well from using it, my Exo-Terra Incubator will be going up for sale when/if my clutch hatches. It's terrible.
The clutch has been cooking since march 18th, and was set to about 76 degrees (exo-terra temp) about 3 months ago, i upped the temperature to 78-79 (exo-temp). today i put two digi-thermometers in there, and it was reading like 73 degrees. God only knows how long they've been like that.
anyways, i did seem to fix it now. the digitals are reading 79 but the crappy incubator is fluxuating between 84 and 89.
i haven't lost any eggs, but i'm just mad in how that has set my incubating time back, by lord only knows.
now i know the directions say to monitor the inside temps anyhow, and its been recommended. 1) i did do a few monitors at single times and they were fine, though i did not keep steady track.
2) is it rough on the eggs and harm the neos with temperatures fluctuating like that?
[EDIT] Sorry for posting this in FOOD. i went to click breeding, but i guess my cursor didn't hit it in time.
The clutch has been cooking since march 18th, and was set to about 76 degrees (exo-terra temp) about 3 months ago, i upped the temperature to 78-79 (exo-temp). today i put two digi-thermometers in there, and it was reading like 73 degrees. God only knows how long they've been like that.
anyways, i did seem to fix it now. the digitals are reading 79 but the crappy incubator is fluxuating between 84 and 89.
i haven't lost any eggs, but i'm just mad in how that has set my incubating time back, by lord only knows.
now i know the directions say to monitor the inside temps anyhow, and its been recommended. 1) i did do a few monitors at single times and they were fine, though i did not keep steady track.
2) is it rough on the eggs and harm the neos with temperatures fluctuating like that?
[EDIT] Sorry for posting this in FOOD. i went to click breeding, but i guess my cursor didn't hit it in time.
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