I tried this method this year with very good success. The only thing I would suggest is to make sure your "grate" is firmly seated in the box & level or put some PVC "feet" under the grate. Use 1" pvc cut into lenghts to keep the grate out of the substrate. I had one grate shift & the egg absorbed water. It was a very full egg. It hatched fine even with the water. Also you may want to cut some strips of grating to place between the eggs if they are seperated. It will help to keep them from rolling if you are removing them from the incubator for inspection.

Bruce Delles c/o Twin Cities Reptiles

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• Non Substrate Incubation Method - the_jackel, Thu Sep 14 12:30:15 2006
• here's the link........ - TomChambers, Thu Sep 14 15:12:49 2006
• RE: here's the link........ - the_jackel, Thu Sep 14 15:18:40 2006
• Thanks for asking the question - anson, Thu Sep 14 17:03:35 2006
• no prob...more...... - TomChambers, Thu Sep 14 18:30:39 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - milkman2, Thu Sep 14 19:12:20 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - the_jackel, Thu Sep 14 20:06:26 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - panhead, Thu Sep 14 21:41:26 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - alicecobb, Fri Sep 15 04:57:14 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - DDReptiles, Fri Sep 15 20:10:24 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - xXVanXx, Thu Sep 14 22:16:43 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - the_jackel, Fri Sep 15 06:48:15 2006
• RE: no prob...more...... - JP, Fri Sep 15 07:30:08 2006
• Hey Tom - JP, Fri Sep 15 07:37:06 2006
• RE: Hey Tom - TomChambers, Fri Sep 15 21:28:32 2006
• RE: Non Substrate Incubation Method - midnightherps, Fri Sep 15 19:08:51 2006
• Looks great but just a few questions. - Anson, Mon Sep 18 09:43:16 2006
• RE: Looks great but just a few questions - bsaffron, Mon Sep 18 10:16:10 2006