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Does anyone know the requirements for incubation on jeweled lacerta eggs? I have witnessed my lacertas mating on several occasions and have purchased a reptibator and hatch rite substrate with egg dishes. I'm sure I have everything needed but my search for exact temperature and humidity requirements has come up empty. Any help from experienced jeweled lacerta breeders would be great. Thanks in advance, Robert.
 
Hi Rob....there's an article in the June 2010 Reptiles magazine about breeding these. The recommended incubation temps. are 75 -85 F for 80 -90 days. :)
 
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