What is the tempter for crested geckos eggs
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I would love to help you, but I gave this to my grandson and he is out of town. Sorry.
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I received live lady bugs. I've never noticed their eggs on anything so I can't answer your question. This question is best directed to the Orcon LBC1500 producer.
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As long as the egg is fertile it should do the job. We used it for a parrot egg, but it had a hairline crack in the egg ,we did see a heartbeat but it died due to the hairline crack. The machine did the job for the egg. I hope this helps we also have reptiles I think this would work great for them!
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You need two kits...the first kills the mature parasites and then you take a 5 day break to allow eggs to hatch and start the second kit.
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I have no experience with this product. I purchased it as gift and the recipient said it did not come with eggs. I recommend you connect with the seller. Best wishes.
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I made a paper towel cut out that looked just like the plate in the Brinsea, with the egg slots cut out and all, and used it from day one....you don't want to be opening up the incubator unless you absolutely have to ~
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It prevents the fleas from being able to lay eggs by using a chemical that's a hormone disruptor. I usually spray it on the rugs, vacuum a day later. I don't ever see any residue, but I can feel it wet on my feet for a short while afterwards. You have to spray again about a week later to kill and disrupt those fleas that have just hatched from the eggs. I don't think there's anything on the market that will actually kill eggs before they hatch. But after 2 or 3 sprays, you're done. Unless your pet keeps bringing in more fleas from outside. Then you have to treat the animal too, which is always a good idea. Hope this helps. It prevents the fleas from being able to lay eggs by using a chemical that's a hormone disruptor. I usually spray it on the rugs, vacuum a day later. I don't ever see any residue, but I can feel it wet on my feet for a short while afterwards. You have to spray again about a week later to kill and disrupt those fleas that have just hatched from the eggs. I don't think there's anything on the market that will actually kill eggs before they hatch. But after 2 or 3 sprays, you're done. Unless your pet keeps bringing in more fleas from outside. Then you have to treat the animal too, which is... » Read More It prevents the fleas from being able to lay eggs by using a chemical that's a hormone disruptor. I usually spray it on the rugs, vacuum a day later. I don't ever see any residue, but I can feel it wet on my feet for a short while afterwards. You have to spray again about a week later to kill and disrupt those fleas that have just hatched from the eggs. I don't think there's anything on the market that will actually kill eggs before they hatch. But after 2 or 3 sprays, you're done. Unless your pet keeps bringing in more fleas from outside. Then you have to treat the animal too, which is always a good idea. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Nope, just temperature and that sensor failed on me as soon as it was out of warantee cooking the eggs, another one only cooled, wouldn't heat - manufacturer and warantee company wouldn't even allow me to get a replacement sensor if I paid for it. If you get an incubator go here to buy a temp alarm. I would never buy exo terra, it's asking for trouble.
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I have used my ReptiPro 6000 to hatch quail, chicken, turkey eggs. I LOVE it!
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I would suggest a egg turner? Tryed mine with out one first 25 eggs 15 hatched. Went to locale feed store bought turner 30 eggs 2815 hatched.
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I have no idea for geckos. If I were you I would try this product. I am confident you will not regret.
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I had an Australlian blue toung skink. gecos are different and smaller google it there is lots of info on temps for smaller lizards. however these bulbs are AWESOME! so if they will meet the gecos needs get them!
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I have ten placed in HOSP infested area now, and have not had ANY move ins this year, but it is still early. On my much less HOSP friendly trail in a more remote area, I have had ONE HOSP attempt at nesting in five years and thirty boxes, and I used the sparrow trap. I believe it is. Box has meet some criticism by our ECIBS due to its small size, producing, theoretically, SMALL and wing weak fledglings, but I have no way of scientifically testing this theory. I recommend as I have had little HOSP problems with this box, but tons with my big wooden boxes.
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I have one of these units on my roof and I still, occasionally see WoodPeckers around my house. That said, I have noted very little, if any Pecker damage in my foam roof since rollout of the device. Its guaranteed! Keep your receipt and box and TRY it! I called the seller and he was very helpful and cordial and told me to try it for a year and if it didn't work, he'd gladly give me a refund. So far, the Ravens have stayed away from the devices using the ultrasonic noise pattern. The detector on the house is in audible and that seems to work against everything else, except pigeons. Only flying lead gets the message across to them -or hawks. I have one of these units on my roof and I still, occasionally see WoodPeckers around my house. That said, I have noted very little, if any Pecker damage in my foam roof since rollout of the device. Its guaranteed! Keep your receipt and box and TRY it! I called the seller and he was very helpful and cordial and told me to try it for a year and if it didn't work, he'd gladly give me a refund. So far, the Ravens have stayed away from the devices using the ultrasonic noise pattern. The detector on the house is in audible and that seems to work against everything else, except pigeons. Only... » Read More I have one of these units on my roof and I still, occasionally see WoodPeckers around my house. That said, I have noted very little, if any Pecker damage in my foam roof since rollout of the device. Its guaranteed! Keep your receipt and box and TRY it! I called the seller and he was very helpful and cordial and told me to try it for a year and if it didn't work, he'd gladly give me a refund. So far, the Ravens have stayed away from the devices using the ultrasonic noise pattern. The detector on the house is in audible and that seems to work against everything else, except pigeons. Only flying lead gets the message across to them -or hawks. « Show Less
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I have successfully raised 36 baby Leopards using this product. You will need to place the eggs in a container containing vermiculite, eggs about halfway covered. Soak the foam pad in warm water and wring out a bit. Keep humidity above 70 percent by adding water to foam and by misting the eggs lightly every day. Keep heat at around 87 degrees or so.
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Don't know what a Ped Egg is but this one works. You have to be careful or you will scrape too close and your foot will become sensitive. This works fast with no scrubbing:)
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do not buy neither one of them,i have one and it does not hatch eggs at all,it burns the baby inside the eggs. i would not buy this incubator ever again. they are to high and are not worst the money,junk!