i just went to feed the new dune geckos and noticed two eggs sitting in the sand, their full and white so they may be fertile but I didnt even suspect that one might be gravid so im unprepared, i've left them in the tank for now till I know incubation temps and such
but if anyone knows how I should setup Steno Petrii eggs and what temps they need that would be a HUGE help

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0.0.1 Mali Uromastyx
1.3.0 Nigerian Uromastyx
1.2.0 Bearded Dragons
1.0.0 Green Iguana
1.0.1 American Toads
2.0.1 African Clawed frog
0.1.0 Dune Gecko Steno Petrii
0.0.1 Leopard Gecko
1.1.1 Red Spotted Newts
0.1.0 Red Eared Slider
0.1.0 Box Turtle

83-88 degrees is a good range for Leopards,,,,but I am not sure if that would apply to Dunes

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Jade, see if this helps any..http://www.reptileallsorts.com/Israe...20Gecko-cs.htm

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ok im having a heart attack from running around putting everythign together, the incubator is set up and im adjusting the tempertures for low 80s, i have a small tub with moist vermiculite in the enclosure which was a litte to warm so once that cools alittle i'll transfer them to that and tehn once the incubatore is stable they'll go in there. phew to much stress to fast, i think im going to invest in a hovabator for emergencies like this, i have a Uro due to lay in a few weeks so im probably going to need it

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0.0.1 Mali Uromastyx
1.3.0 Nigerian Uromastyx
1.2.0 Bearded Dragons
1.0.0 Green Iguana
1.0.1 American Toads
2.0.1 African Clawed frog
0.1.0 Dune Gecko Steno Petrii
0.0.1 Leopard Gecko
1.1.1 Red Spotted Newts
0.1.0 Red Eared Slider
0.1.0 Box Turtle