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From: saturn@cts.com (Elaine Gallegos)
Subject: Re: Egg Incubator
Date: 1996/01/27
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Gizmondo (gizmondo@aol.com) wrote:
: Hello!
: I have some water dragon eggs and am using a neighbor's Hovabator
: incubator (which seems to work really well).  But I need to buy my
: own.  Any suggestions?
: Thanks!
: Laura
  
  My leopard gecko is going to lay soon, and I have been running all 
around town looking for a suitable incubator.  Can't seem to find any 
real help on this... I saw a couple of chicken egg Hovabators which was 
designed for something like 20 chicken eggs, and turned the eggs over or 
something?  
  I'm sad because I tried to do a makeshift incubator last year, but failed.
A herpetologist on the other side of town said that she would incubate 
the eggs for me, but it sure would be nice if I could do it here at home.