does it work for leopard geckos eggs
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yeah I use this exact one for my leo's and I hatched well over 100 in just one season!!!
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Yes in my opinion it makes good poached eggs.you just need to put the right amount of water. Use the measuring cup that the unit comes with if you want one egg fill the cup to soft and two eggs to medium.
770999
Yes, but only to give you an egg of its color. It does nothing else with it.
1505445
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:)
1342624
It poaches eggs perfectly. We use it for this purpose one to two times a week. Medium or Large eggs work best.
930924
It will cook the egg, resembling scrambled eggs in your soup. I tried it in oatmeal once, didn't like the result. I only use it for protein shakes.
1125705
I would reconsider about getting this one. But if you do decide to get this one, good luck:)! Hope you have success. This incubator requires a LOT of work maintaining the temperature, humidity and turning the eggs. It comes with instructions. I would put all of the eggs in together. It is very difficult when you have different eggs on different days.
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Based on my experience, I think so. I've had great results with this little incubator. I've used it for cockatiel and Hahns macaw eggs with the smaller egg insert. And just recently for a couple of blue and gold macaw eggs without the insert. I usually only have 2 or three eggs at a time and once the first pip mark shows up, I make sure the timer to turn the eggs is off and place a cloth cut to size in the incubator under the eggs. After they hatch, I use it as a brooder until they outgrow it. I recently bought a second one to hold an egg that was still not quite ready to hatch while using the other to hold the baby that had hatched.
554793
Yes if it has blue tooth. You can use the egg with any blue tooth device. Love mine.
418370
Randy, From my understanding this may not be the best for spider mites. Try a spray with the active ingredient BIFEN or a home remedy with rosemary. Those will be easier on plants and it may take several applications to get any eggs. Good luck!
1744793
Yes. It catches those moths, but it does not kill all of them. I still find random moths here and there. You have to kill the eggs.
1890819
Actually it should. These types of incubators were originally designed for chicken eggs and the reptile hobby found them useful.
657818
Sure is I've used it on plants for mites many many times works great to kill them but it does not have any effect on the eggs ,But I found if I spray the infested plants every 3 days or so at average room temperatures that kill them out after a few weeks and also I've used it for my tomato plants to control pest
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It wouldn't hurt, just a light spray would be more assurance of iliminating any eggs left behind. Hope this helps
1896670
I have done silkie eggs in there. You can change the amount it turns so it doesn't turn the small eggs too much
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I doubt it because I have geckos and they are not repelled. It works great on things like spiders etc. that nest around the eaves and exterior ceilings of your house.
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No but I bought a cheap thrrmo/humidity-meter and stuck it in with my panther eggs. I either fill the bottom tray with water or leave a cup of water in witht he eggs. It is possible to achieve 99% humidity and maybe more my thermo only goes to 99 but you have to keep up on it once a week to keep it there.