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Compact LED egg candler for reptile and bird egg incubation. It runs on 3 x AAA batteries (not included)…
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This compact candler is for keepers who incubate reptile eggs and need to check each egg during the incubation period. Its small body and LED light let you look at the contents of an egg without handling it more than necessary.
Why it matters
- Early fertility check: The first candling is recommended after day 7. At that point you can see whether an egg has been fertilised, which shows whether it is worth keeping in the incubator.
- Weekly monitoring: Eggs should be checked every week. The manufacturer notes that embryos can die for reasons outside the keeper's control, and dead eggs should be removed right away to protect the clutch.
- Air cell assessment: The size of the air cell inside the egg shows whether humidity in the incubator is correct, which is one of the key factors in a successful hatch.
- LED light source: The high-performance LED does not overheat, so it does not put the eggs at risk during repeated inspections.
Specifications
- Power: 3 x AAA batteries (batteries not included)
- Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 12 cm
- Weight: 0.3 kg
- Light source: high-performance LED
- Manufacturer: Super Reptile
- EAN: 5907059403095
What it works with
The candler is intended for egg incubation in reptile keeping, and it is listed in the Incubators and accessories category. Its small size makes it suitable for checking individual eggs or small clutches in a home setup. Because it is battery-powered, it can be used wherever you keep your incubator, without a mains connection.
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Frequently asked questions
The candler runs on 3 x AAA batteries. The batteries are not included in the set, so you will need to buy them separately.
The candler uses a high-performance LED, which according to the manufacturer does not overheat and is safe for the eggs being candled. The supplier also states it works better than a standard bulb.
The first candling should be done after day 7 of incubation, since that is when you can check whether an egg has been fertilized. After that, review all eggs once a week, and do the last check about 3-4 days before hatching.
A fertilized egg shows a network of red veins when candled. If no veins are visible, the egg is not fertilized and should be removed from the incubator, because it can spoil and affect the other eggs.
The air cell grows as incubation progresses. If it is too large, the egg has lost too much water and humidity should be increased; if it is too small, humidity should be reduced.
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