Incubator

**MrKing** · 8th July 2008 09:25

I know its in the usa, but still i thought it was great and wanted to share the link, maybe uk will have them soon ?

http://www.reptileincubator.us/

**chris354724** · 8th July 2008 10:27

bit pricey!!!

do they need an incubator?

**MrKing** · 8th July 2008 10:44

i agree its pricey but for a breeder / pro i suppose its ok

they don't need a incubator, it was just something i was looking at, a incubator just helps to keep the temps correct at all times etc

**daxy1** · 8th July 2008 13:24

looks good but bloomin hell thats expensive!

**House of Hannibal** · 8th July 2008 18:41

Im sure that here in the good old uk you can get one cheaper- ebay etc.
Thankfully you dont need one for the pygmys. My next chams will be side stripes, luckly they birth live young .
hoh

**ashgray2** · 1st May 2009 01:45

OH men. That's too expensive. But it' great for us to have it here.

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**Tom verbraeken** · 7th May 2009 10:28

You dont need a incubator for pygmy eggs, butt for eggs from other chameleon species it can be handy.

But if you look at European prices, they are much cheaper.

best regards,
Tom

**ian wilson** · 20th January 2010 21:31

I have the exact same incubator, but I havnt had any eggs to try it yet lol

**dragongoddess** · 21st January 2010 05:40

Where I live the problem is keeping the eggs cool enough in the summer. But I found something to deal with that problem too. Mini Fridge/Warmer w/Digital Thermostat
Chills to 44 degrees Fahrenheit and warms to 140 degrees so it works for pygmy eggs or bird eggs (or toaster oven

). It's not that big though. I've seen the same thing on reptile sites for more money.