Large Easy Hatch Trays (15 slot tray)

Every egg deserves a proper setup. The Large Easy Hatch Tray is designed to hold up to 15 eggs in individual slots, keeping clutches organized, stable, and easy to monitor throughout the incubation period. Whether you're running a small breeding project or a full rack system, consistent egg management is one of the most important factors in hatch success.

What it is

A 15-slot reptile egg incubation tray designed to hold eggs securely in individual compartments. The slot design keeps eggs in the correct orientation (critical for many species), prevents eggs from rolling or touching each other, and makes it easy to check on individual eggs without disturbing the rest of the clutch.

What it's used for

• Incubating reptile eggs in a controlled, organized environment
• Keeping eggs in the correct orientation throughout incubation
• Monitoring individual eggs for development, mold, or collapse
• Managing multiple clutches in a single incubator

May be appropriate for

• Leopard geckos, crested geckos, and other gecko species
• Ball pythons, corn snakes, and other oviparous snake species
• Bearded dragons, blue-tongued skinks, and other lizard breeders
• Any reptile breeder incubating eggs in a controlled environment

Specs

• Capacity: 15 egg slots per tray
• Individual compartments keep eggs separated and stable
• Designed for use inside standard reptile incubators
• Easy to clean and reuse between clutches

Husbandry notes

Mark the top of each egg with a pencil immediately after collection — rotating eggs after incubation has begun can be fatal to developing embryos. Use a quality incubation medium (vermiculite, perlite, or a commercial mix) at the appropriate moisture level for your species. Check eggs regularly for signs of mold, collapse, or desiccation. Remove any eggs that show signs of being infertile or failed early to prevent contaminating healthy eggs.

Incubation parameters vary significantly by species — always research the specific temperature and humidity requirements for the eggs you're working with before setting up your incubator.