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Posted by: RussBates at Thu Jun 11 20:42:55 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RussBates ] thanks. I think the no substrate will work just fine so long as I get the humidity inside the container at the desired %. I'm also not convinced that mold is the result of eggs touching too wet of substrate. As I'm learning in my Developmental Biology course there are far to many things that can go wrong during embryo-genesis that have nothing to do with damp or wet substrate than I care to think about tonight | ||
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