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buggar i will send you the contacts i have that you speak to tomorrow you will still be on everyone elses cos your still on mine now your talking to me have i gone back on your lis of contacts?

hi my name is steve i have been breading corn snake for about 4 years i have 4 snake ,but only breed two sid and gerlddean,
but i have never tryed tow hatch the egg my self i have allways taken them to the petshop and they would hatch them for me, but they away take half of the babys for doing this so this year i am going to try to hatch the eggs my self.
i have been reading some of the post on this forum and going to try this out but i have poly incubator.
i have try it once this year but it not work ,but by reading this post i know what was wrong i had the humidity to low and the eggs dried out i had it @ 80-85 and i see now it should be 90-95
i am lucky that my snakes have layed some new eggs to day second this year and that a first for me wooooooowhooooo.so i going to try it again.
i will keep post and let you guys know how it goes.

Hope it goes well for you. Put them in a plastic container with only a hole or two...very small holes...and then seal the lid. You should be able to see moisture by the perlite if the humidity is high enough. Damp moss will keep any eggs out of the perlite moist enough. Don't open the container too often. If you stop seeing moisture on the sides by the perlite then add some water (tepid not cold) to the very edge of the container away from the eggs. It will run to the bottom and provide the humidity without drowning them. You shouldn't need to add much if you don't open them too much or have too many holes. Periodically open it to make sure there's no denting of the eggs which indicate drying out. They will dent just before hatch though so don't add water if you're within a week or so of hatching. Good luck and let us know how it goes!!

Hi Steve,Welcome to the forum,and good luck with your corn eggs,,,hope it all goes well for you.

have you tried b&q they sell a thing called a germinator that keeps the temps and the humidity for you i have been told that these work but i have not tried myself

hi all,
just letting you all know that my eggs are looking good,the best i ever see them.
so thank for the info on how to incubait them.

well done hope you get lots of lill eggs hatchin soon

Although I'm not around much I still look in from time to time.Some realy interesting and useful info on here I must say.Thank you all.She hasn't laid yet but is putting on weight and eating like a tiger.

awwww glad to hear that sproggy let us all know what happens and hunni did you get the incubator sorted yetxxxx

hi all eggs are still looking good can anybody tell me the incubation time please.
as they were layed 10 may and when do i have to remove he moss so the baby can get out

HELP!!!! done everything as suggested in previouse threads and I now have a big clump of eggs.First of I can count eleven in total but I think there may be one or two inside the clump.I've lifted the whole lump out and put them all together in the incubator.Temp and humidty reading ok on both seta of therometers and hydrometer thingies.Do I need to do anything else?should I try and seperate any or leave well alone.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070617045607AA7jnnF
Hi sproggy,i think the answer you need id on this page,,,good luck with the eggs,,,hope you have many hatchlings soon.

Thanks incq looks like I've done everything right,hope so anyway I've just picked up a box of pinkies in anticipation and I've nothing else small enough to eat them.