I used to know a bloke that incubated his burm eggs by putting them in a black bin liner with compost in and leaving them in his airing cupboard. He used to have a really good hatch rate too. Never tried it myself but it seemed to work for him. Anyone else tried anything out of the norm to hatch there egg's?

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try sitting on them
lol

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1.2. pandinus imperator(emperor scorpions)
1. Eublepharis macularius(leopard gecko)
1.ambystoma mavortium(tiger salamander)
1. elaphe guttata(corn snake)
4 cats

Whoa gravedig! I did a doubletake when I saw the OP

I have hatched yellowfoot torts and red foots by leaving them in my airing cupboard.

If it works then it's all good. What kind of hatch rate do you get that way?

What I meant by "seeing the OP" was about TBUK not his content. There was some uh.....trouble.....people owed money all after the cancellation of the Exeter show last year and he doesn't come here no more.

pretty good some where unfertile but I say I hatched about 85%. 3 out of 3 for the Yellowfoots though I was pleased with that

I've only just spotted the year old date

I'll put the popcorn away

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