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![]() Chris everyone i know that has done royals aim for around 95-97% humidity and they seem to do really well.In all honesty as long as you keep an eye on them and make sure they dont dimple or get too wet they should be fine.I have seen everyone i know incubate at around 88-90 degrees and have great hatch rates as well if it helps.
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![]() I think the eggs can hatch in as little as 75% humidity. I believe the main aim is to make sure they don't collapse and dehydrate.
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![]() Royal i have known to low a humidity to cause problem feeders in the past not just on royals but also on other species of snake as well.I find that the higher you can keep the humidity during incubation the better chance you have of getting the hatchlings to feed quickly.
This is only my experience with species such as corns,kings,milks and burmese but i have spoken to a lot of royal breeders over the years and they have pretty much come to the same conclusion
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