maleldil wrote:
You can change your incubator humidity by adding a dish or deli cup full of water for starters. I always do this in dry-type incubators. I wanted to give an update on the situation. When I got home this evening the baby had broken out of its membrane and was lying on the gauze in amniotic fluid and yolk. I thought it was dead but it was breathing a bit. So I rushed it to the vet. The vet removed the yolk sac and I have the gecko back home again. It wiggles and squirms every now and then. I put it back in the incubator and I'll leave it there until it stands on its own. I'm a little worried about feeding since it has lost a large portion of food via yolk. I'm a little nervous about humidity as well since the incubator is really dry.
Hang in there! Be sure to keep the little guy hydrated. I would put this guy in a clear 16oz deli cup (pre-punched of course) sprayed with water droplets and then put in some paper towel strips for hiding places.The situation doesn't look good but it doesn't look particularly bad either.
Julie B.
Thanks for reading,Mike

