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This will be plugged into the socket – not into the thermostat. I suggest ordering two in case you need both.

Pulse proportional thermostat with a at least a 100-watt capacity.

Whatever you use, buy a good, respected brand.

A 50-watt Heat cable (Zoomed in this case) or 24in/60cm heat strip or mat.

Wine cooler – this one is 32 x 18 x 18in/81 x 46 x 46cm.

ON/OFF thermostats (often called Mat Stats or Mini Stats) and dimming thermostats do not work as well for incubators! The one thing you cannot compromise on however is a good quality, pulse proportional thermostat. It must not let air in and out when closed! The most important thing is that the seal around the door is still good. Some of these are interchangeable with similar products – so don’t worry if you have a heat mat instead of a heat cable, for example.Īlso, I’ve used a wine cooler with a glass door, but any fridge or wine cooler will work. In general there will be a sticker stating what the “blowing agent” was if this kind of insulation is present.įirst, you need to get all the necessary supplies. It may be toxic to reptiles and their eggs! If you think a fridge, wine cooler or freezer has this in it – or you aren’t sure – do not use it for a DIY incubator. This is often foam blown with gases like cyclopentane. *WARNING: some newer models of fridge and wine cooler have something called “gas-blown insulation”.

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The aim of this post is to tell you how to make an incubator that will be as stable as possible, and large enough to incubate 2 to 4 Ball Python clutches, or many more smaller reptile clutches. In an eggshell (get it? Instead of a nutshell…) temperature is everything! You need your temperatures to be not just ideal, but stable over a long period. Moreover, just because they can be hatched anywhere withing a certain range, it doesn’t mean the temperature can fluctuate within that range during incubation! From my experience, regular temperature fluctuations are the single most common cause of bad hatch rate and should be avoided at all costs. To incubate Ball Python eggs, these parameters should be nice and stable. With Ball Pythons, this seems to be a temperature of 88-92☏/31-33☌ and humidity of 95-99%. In species with eggs like this, there tends to be an optimum temperature and humidity range for hatch rate and hatchling survival rate. How to incubate Ball Python eggsīall Pythons eggs are relatively hardy, soft-shelled eggs whose incubation temperature does not determine the sex of the hatchlings.

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Unfortunately, professional models can be pricey, so in this article we’ll look at how to build your own DIY Ball Python incubator in a day. This means one that holds temperatures well, without big fluctuations. To incubate Ball Python eggs, you need a stable, safe incubator. Decide on the placement of your computer fan and test it Fill the bottom of the incubator with water bottles Line the back and sides of the cooler with your heating element Drill a hole for the heating element power cord How to build a DIY Ball Python incubator in 10 steps.

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