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NDokai
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Only good healthy chucks should be bred. This is especially important for the females, as breeding is much more of a strain on them. Make sure they get lots of food, and good supplementation. We incubate on vermiculite, 1.25 to 1 or 1 to 1 ratio of vermiculite to water by weight. We put the eggs into disposable plastic storage containers, and punch a few small ventillation holes in the lid or sides of the container. We incubate at 84-86 degrees F, but some breeders go higher. We also maintain high humidty in the incubator. At these temps, incubaton takes about 70-100 days. There is a lot of info to cover, so if you have any specific questions, just ask.
Nick & Austin
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- Breeding chucks? - snowfeet, Mon Feb 2 21:37:30 2009
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