What type of incubator do you use?

I know that everyone here who breeds ball pythons obviously needs an incubator, so what do you use? If you made it yourself then what do you use to heat it, thermostat,ext.

just built this guy

http://www.extensivesnakes.com/image...ncubator02.jpg

4' x 23" x 23"

3/4" plywood except for top and back thats 1/4"
1/4" pip insulation
shower board covering that
shelving units
3' helix radiant heat panel
120mm fan at the top
herpstat thermostat

I got mine from Justin Kobylka - it's his first incubator, now he's using a full sized refridgerator.

This has heat tape on the door and a fan for air circulation. Controlled with a Helix thermostat. It can hold up to 8 clutches at one time.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9.../Incubator.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...Incubator2.jpg

I was using this (need to upgrade this year to something bigger :banana:)

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p.../Incubator.jpg

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...or/Inside1.jpg

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...or/Inside2.jpg

Natures Spirit Incubator

I had one built. PVC with a plexiglass window, holds 12 clutches, controlled by a Helix.

VWR Scientific 1330 GM

How did the water increase the humidty, did u have a bunch of holes in the water bottles? what humidity is best for incubation, temp?

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Originally Posted by RyanF

How did the water increase the humidty, did u have a bunch of holes in the water bottles? what humidity is best for incubation, temp?

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I assume the question is for me :confused:

The water bottles in the incubator have nothing to do with humidity (obviously you would not want to have bottles full of water with holes in them especially when you have electricity involved ;))

The water bottles help stabilizing and holding the temps, if the power was to go out the incubator would maintain it's temps longer.

Humidity has to do with your egg box and how it is set.

o wow didnt think about it that way, good idea.