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As long as they stay within a few degrees of 84 you should be ok. If any eggs collapse, you might want to check humidity or temperature. Remember these eggs lay in the wild, and they are not the exact same degree in the wild either.
That being said your incubator might need to be replaced, or repaired. I had a cheap hovabator incubator when I breeded dragons, and it stayed with .5 degrees constantly.
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