Runs_With_Wolves
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At what humidity level should California Kingsnake eggs be kept at?
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Humidity Level for Cali King Eggs?
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KingsnakeKing
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To be honest I've never really gauged the humidity of kingsnake eggs but instead give them the eye test. Since Cal kings come a desert environment their eggs are pretty resilient but if you've never hatched eggs before I recommend using hatchrite. This substrate takes a lot of the guesswork out of it and I have had a lot of success with it. If the eggs appear dented, this shows signs of dehydration especially if this occurs soon after they are laid. It can be tricky to rehydrate a severely dehydrated egg because this will more often than not lead to mold in the incubation chamber which is another discussion in itself but if you have any questions in regard to that feel free to contact me!
williamtomfrank
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Everything I have read says it is most important to keep the eggs at about 81 degrees Fahrenheit, high 90s for humidity and very well ventilated. The last one is key if you want to avoid molding with those types of humidity.