Hi jeanna,
Your guys are a little late, I keep mine for 100 days or until they dry up or
mold over. I would not have turned the heat up. What I would do is make sure I
am using accurate thermometers by buying a good one from the Bean Farm
http://www.beanfarm.com or from Radio Shack. Once in a while it is good to put a
good one in with your old one to make sure the readings are the same. At 79F
you'll have a good long incubation period of about 75-80 days. I have my
"female" incubator set at 80F, this works well.
Julie Bergman
http://www.geckoranch.com
GGA lifetime member
Jeanna Morgan-Kienzle wrote:
> I have 2 leo eggs that were laid on 1/30/00 incubating in a hovobator. I had
> them at 79 F for about 2 months and recently turned up the heat to 84.
> Could these eggs still hatch?
>
> I incubated my previous eggs at 85 and they hatched in 45-55 days.
>
> The eggs seem to be fine, they are not going bad at all. I will candle them
> tonight.
>
> Thanks
>
> -jeanna
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