Is 68 too cold for panther eggs?

[Ionstorm]

My eggs have been incubating for almost 6 months now and we have started to experience some colder weather. Will 68 degrees farenheit for a couple of nights be too cold? The daytime temperatures will creep back up over 70.

They are in tupperware containers in the closet of my reptile room for incubating.

I will have to get an incubator soon if this is too cold dont want to lose these eggs.

 

[Sang]

get your eggs into the 78f range if you want them to hatch... how are they looking? big white, have they doubled in size? or even tripled? i keept mine @ 74 for 7 months , they didn't start to grow till i bumped the temps into the 80's.

 

[Ryan Jarosek]

My eggs have been incubating for almost 6 months now and we have started to experience some colder weather. Will 68 degrees farenheit for a couple of nights be too cold? The daytime temperatures will creep back up over 70.

They are in tupperware containers in the closet of my reptile room for incubating.

I will have to get an incubator soon if this is too cold dont want to lose these eggs.

68 for a couple of nights wont be a problem.

 

[Ionstorm]

They have been Mid to low 70s for the last few months and have been growing nicely.

 

[Chuck G]

Temps in the 60's have never been a problem for me.