Incubating snake eggs

[DogsAndChicks123]

I know this sounds like a weird question but. Would you be able to hatch snake eggs in a poultry incubator if you set to the right heat and humidity? just wondering

 

[bill3607]

I know this sounds like a weird question but. Would you be able to hatch snake eggs in a poultry incubator if you set to the right heat and humidity? just wondering

What kind of snakes you going hatch?

 

[MadamContrary]

I think so, I know the cabinet style can incubate them so I assume you could do the same in a smaller model. Or at least modify if conditions, such as lighting or something, plays a role. Probably don't need an auto turner lol. I'm going to Google out of curiosity now.

 

[MadamContrary]

Yup, you definitely can!
https://incubatorwarehouse.com/incu...can-i-hatch-reptiles-in-my-poultry-incubator/

 

[Chookchicken]

You should make a hatch-a-long for this. It would be very interesting.

 

[MadamContrary]

You should make a hatch-a-long for this. It would be very interesting.

Agreed. I've always loved snakes. I hadn't considered hatching them myself and I wonder how hard and/or expensive it would be to source eggs.

 

[Ldolan]

Ya

 

[DogsAndChicks123]

Problem that I have now occurred is that I have the incubator but it is so hard to find bull snake eggs.I found chameleon eggs but it is over $100 for a Single egg.So if anyone knows where can buy bull snake eggs or any snake eggs PLEASE tell me.it is honestly very frustrating

 

[MadamContrary]

I looked into it as well. Seems the issue is reptile eggs can't be shipped and can't even be turned over when transporting. All the advice says to purchase a breeding pair if you want to incubate
Maybe if you join up with a local reptile group or forum you can find eggs locally?