Maybe because female embryos die at that temp? just a guess...nm

Posted by Chovy on March 03, 2000 at 10:11:09:

In Reply to: Re: A Curious & Interesting Idea on Incubation, Color, and Gender...(more & long) posted by Ingo on March 03, 2000 at 01:40:45:

: : Green igs eggs - in contrast to leo eggs- are extremely sensitive against temp. changes during incubation. So you just cannot do the same things as some people do for leos. In addition, these experiments in Leos just produce modificastions and can never end up with any inheritable trait.

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: PS: As far as I know, high temps produce more males in Igs as in many reptiles. Incubation temps above 85 F yield only males-but hatching rate is low at such elevated temps.
: Ci@o

: Ingo

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: : : Green igs eggs - in contrast to leo eggs- are extremely sensitive against temp. changes during incubation. So you just cannot do the same things as some people do for leos. In addition, these experiments in Leos just produce modificastions and can never end up with any inheritable trait. : : : : PS: As far as I know, high temps produce more males in Igs as in many reptiles. Incubation temps above 85 F yield only males-but hatching rate is low at such elevated temps. : : Ci@o : : Ingo

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