Hi Jeanna,
My male leo incubator is set at 88F. That is a more for sure "male" temp. If
you have a Hovabator you cannot expect it to maintain a constant temp and you
will have more errors. A temp like 88F should be monitored closely, especially
when using a Hovabator/thermal wafer device that tends to "run away" on the hot
side. A Hovabator is much better suited for low-mid 80s incubation where you
don't care what sex you get.
Julie B.
http://www.geckoranch.com
GGA lifetime member
Jeanna Morgan-Kienzle wrote:
> Well, one of the leos that I incubated at 85 that I was sure was a male, is
> a female? I was wondering why he was doing all that digging.
> I found 2 dried up eggs in there yesterday. She is 9 months old. To bad
> the other male I have is her "father" or I could save some space and keep
> her with my other pair.
>
> But hey, now I get to buy another male for breeding!
>
> Jeanna Morgan-Kienzle
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