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Posted by seris7 on May 08, 2003 at 08:10:38:
I know it's a very common question, anyway I scroll down the forum and noticed that opinion are quite different.
I currently have 13 western hognose eggs, they're incubating at 83° and 85% humidity. Eggs has been layed on april,5th.
I read that higher humidity increase the incubation period which according to various comments lasts from 45 to 65 days.
I was wandering which are the maximum and minimum temp tollerated, as well the most recommended temp and humidity in order to properly incubate western hognose eggs.
Thank you very much.
Andrea (Italy).
