Incubation temp help

[Designer]

I recently purchased a herp nursery 2 and was recently surprised with some diamond python eggs. I have had the incubatator set at 31 degrees and haven't had another thermo in the egg container since the laying at the start of the week. After a bit of reading I decided to put a probe thermostat in the egg container and noticed that the temp was only sitting at around 28. I realise that temp is incredibly important , do you think that the eggs could be destroyed ? The problem has now been amended I just hope that it's not to late

 

[Stuart]

How long have they been in the incubator as that could help some folks give you the right answer

 

[spongebob]

http://www.aussiepythons.com/forum/herp-help-38/incubating-diamond-python-eggs-32372/

 

[solar 17]

A person ON THIS FORUM incubated eggs last year sitting in his mt bath in Brisbane and they got below 28 and hatched l also have a friend that cooks at 29 all the time and everything comes out it just takes longer.....solar 17

 

[Ramsayi]

Egg container temp cannot be lower than the incubator temp.

 

[Designer]

I have a herp nursery And the temps seem to vary according to research . They have been in since Tuesday

 

[ZackBeaven]

The temp can be different if the thermostat probe is at the top and egg container is at the bottom because we all know hot air rises