My idea I wanted to try, was to use a standard incubator, styro box type, or if you do home made, styro box heat tape and bio stat. The problem I see is keeping moisture up. I've used a cricket waterier to raise pin heads. Add soil to plastic tray, under the quart jar. It keeps eggs moist and babies climb off to a tank with chicken crumble.

But apply the jar idea to an incubator. A reservoir of water, used to keep soil/remic/perl/or your favorite home brew to even moisture.

I personally have not bred a ton of different types of herps. Ball pythons, Jax chams a few others. But I love to make stuff, especially new ideas.

I need to get something together something for my beardies, maybe I'll make a test unit??
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ochrocephala oratrix 0.0.1? Adult, and a killer!
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