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I recently took in some leopard geckos about 5 days ago. I am an animal lover of all types. Anyways, I woke up this morning and found an egg in the moist hide box made of moss.I wanted a little advice on the best way to hatch the baby, as far successful.Can I go without an incubator and use a another type hide box on a heating pad, keeping it humid and around 85degrees? Thanks from the geckos.
 
That would be a home made incubator. That would work if you can keep the temp and humidity correct.
 
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