Incubating eggs are not that hard... (here is my method)
Simple steps
1. make sure you prepare and incubation box for them.
- for me Im using those plastic square tupperware (Air-tight) filled half way with peat moss (slighty moist)
2. Make sure when you transfer the eggs from the laying box to the incubation box, the egg is not turn or twisted... how you found it in the laying box...transfer it as it is to the incubation box.
3. In the incubation box, make sure eggs are burried in HALF WAY into the peat moss where half of the eggs is seen from top.
4. Make sure u incubate the eggs around 82F (for females) and not more then 88F for males.
5.Place the incubated eggs at areas in your house that doesnt face heavy changes in temperature...for instant, DONT place near WINDOWS, AIRCON AREA, DOORS...etc. Place them in a stable temp room that temp doesnt fluctuates much during the days.
6. Open the air tight incubation box once a week to replace old air with fresh air.
7. If you find your eggs a little dented ( means it is too dry)...No worries just moist the incubation material with a few drops of water or just spray a little water on the walls of the incubation box. DO NOT SPRAY or DROP water direct onto the eggs.
8. If you find the eggs are swelling (can see some transparent windows or markings) means it is too wet... here i advivce you to open the incubation box and let some moist out until you see the eggs turn back into normal. (Beware some eggs doenst goes back normal as the wet marking will still persist...no worries... just make sure the incubation material is dryer then before should be find.
9. NEVER lift the eggs from its resting place to candle them... this might cause unwated accidents.
10. PRAY for the best
Added on January 19, 2010, 12:24 pmQUOTE(tykwang @ Jan 19 2010, 10:25 AM)
WOW CONGRATS
everybody is getting eggs! When's my turn la... :S
I think what u need is to condition your females to start their season.
Added on January 19, 2010, 12:25 pmQUOTE(Quidditch93 @ Jan 18 2010, 11:15 PM)
Halo helo..today i check the lay box and i found this!!
Added on January 18, 2010, 11:19 pmactually before i go to school i check the LG and i know that she doesnt lay eggs yet and after i
back from school i saw a dented egg..but the other egg look fine..why leh??is it lack of calcium or what??
this looks bad.... i cant make out what is it..... can i have a close up view ?
Added on January 19, 2010, 12:27 pmQUOTE(idesmond @ Jan 18 2010, 07:58 PM)
I plan to try out breeding..
What would i get if i breed a normal yellow with a Hot gecko?
Also am wondering if anyone makes their own incubator?
You most prob will get a "QUITE HOT Tangerine Gecko".... not as hot as ur HG thou.
In malaysia we dont really need a incubator as the eggs does quite well with our normal room temperature.
Added on January 19, 2010, 12:27 pmQUOTE(AverageBryan @ Jan 18 2010, 05:42 PM)
I also wanna start my own project. But I have insufficient funds right now.
Slowly la bro... dont until makan pasir.
This post has been edited by echosmiles: Jan 19 2010, 12:27 PM 
Jan 17 2010, 12:53 AM
Billy, got anymore hi yellow mixed tangerine ? I need female ones, around 10 months old can edi .. $$ sudah sampai ahahhaa 
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