New Vipers!!

[bidden]

if you really wanted to you could keep it in but your reducing your chance of them hatching drastically. Eggs need a very constant temperature, hence insulated container. It reduces the amount of temperature fluxuation. Your cage air temp. changes as your house air temp changes. so one minute it could be 85, and then 75 the next. Get what I'm saying. Just take the olive container with sand and put it in an old cooler with lamp over it.

It would probably benifit you a lot to do some research tonight. do a google search on Viper geckos, and then on breeding and incubating. It's a lot more work than you think.

[Geofft]

I did just that. I took the old cooler with the container and the sand and the light. It was more work then i thought... And you were right... i got home tonight and searched the plant after i removed it. I found one. I did the markings on the top like you said, and then put them in an olive container full of sand and put them in the cooler. Then i bought a bulb and made sure the temp didnt go too high.... I think ill be alright.


Thanks again
Geoff

[bidden]

Sounds like your on your way to some babies, GOOD LUCK!!!!

they are so cute and tiny when they hatch. Keep us posted.

Dan