It's reading 60% humidity. The flash really lights up the moss. There are small areas totally dry. Also the moss is floating more around it. Not up tight like vermiculite or peralite. I do appreciate the input though.



I plan to go to home depot this weekend to get peralite. Our Wal-Mart was out, and local hardware stores were $14 a small bag. I passed on the $14 as they were all dented and did not expect them to come back at all. But peralite is in the near future, and a normal incubation setup.



It's tough at times when you live in Hooterville.
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Thanks for reading.

Big Tom



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• Bloodred/outcross sunken eggs day 7 - HerpZillA, Thu Aug 21 16:10:12 2008
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• how can you tell which are dead? - HerpZillA, Thu Aug 21 19:04:04 2008
• RE: how can you tell which are dead? - jyohe, Sun Aug 24 12:13:40 2008
• RE: Bloodred/outcross sunken eggs day 7 - Shaky, Thu Aug 21 19:44:04 2008
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• RE: Bloodred/outcross sunken eggs day 7 - DMong, Fri Aug 22 10:51:14 2008
• OH!,..I forgot to........ - DMong, Fri Aug 22 11:02:21 2008
• Thanks, I have used both vermic and - HerpZillA, Fri Aug 22 12:05:07 2008
• Good luck Tom!.......n/p - DMong, Fri Aug 22 16:20:05 2008