Also, see Bearded dragon substrates for more information.
Both these substrates are clean and retain their moisture well. The most popular substrates used for incubating Bearded dragon eggs are moist vermiculite and perlite. The ideal substrate to use for Bearded dragon egg incubation is one that is clean and able to retain moisture. Also, see correct humidity for Bearded dragons for additional information. Humidities above 85% are also undesirable and will lead to an increase in mold and bacterial growth. <40%), eggs will run the risk of drying out and will start to shrink and collapse – causing embryos to die. When the incubation humidity is constantly too low (i.e. Average humidities between 40 and 50% are also acceptable. Although not always easy to maintain without proper management, the average egg incubation humidity should be around 70 – 80%. It is generally accepted that Bearded dragon eggs should be incubated in a high average humidity. Also, see Bearded dragon egg incubation temperatures and Bearded dragon temperatures for additional information. Average temperatures above 32 ☌ / 90 ☏ degrees can quickly kill developing embryos. Higher average incubation temperatures will lead to shorter incubation periods and lower temperatures will lead to longer incubation periods. The ideal average temperature used by many breeders is 29 ☌ / 84 ☏. The incubation temperature is probably the most important factor determining how long Bearded dragon eggs will take to hatch. Also, see Bearded dragon breeding for more information. Factors affecting ideal incubation conditions are temperature, humidity, pre-incubation management, and the incubation substrate. Under ideal conditions, Bearded dragon eggs can take anything between 50 and 80 days to hatch/incubate (the average is 62 days). It is also a time where Bearded dragon breeders need to make sure that the eggs are managed correctly. The egg incubation period is defined as the time it takes for eggs to hatch.
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