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jaymiller242
at Sun Feb 12 14:18:22 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jaymiller242 ]
I agree with Mr Mike, I have been raising and breeding Ball for about 4 or 5 yrs now and I tried to use the Vermiculite and that kind of thing the first year. To wet, to dry. I sure didnt have the hang of it and seemed to ruin several eggs that first hatch. Well, Im a pretty quick learner so I decided to do exactly the same setup that Mike has posted the picture of. Only difference is that I use a seperate 6 qt egg box for each clutch. If you are not sure and are questioning how to use the Verm, Hatchrite, Perlite kind of thing I think you would be very pleased with the results of it. After you have things set up like he does all you need to do is make sure to keep whatever you use under the light grating wet. Just dont put in to much water where it will come up and touch the eggs... That is a great way to incubate and other than a bad egg or two that would have spoiled no matter how you incubated them I have not lost a single egg. Try it, You'll like it. Jay
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JEMreptiles@gmail.com from sunny AZ.
Lots of cool Ball Pythons along with
0.0.1 Vietnamese Blue Beauty and some great Bull snakes.
1.1 Argentinian Black and White Tegus
1.0 Gotti Pitbull (Tank)
2.0 Beautiful Bengals (Stryker and Cynbad)
12 Tarantulas
Last but most Important 2.2 Children
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- Vermiculite, Hatchrite, Perlite, OH MY!! - DChristensen, Sun Feb 12 09:25:59 2012
- Why use any? - mikebell, Sun Feb 12 10:01:16 2012
- RE: Vermiculite, Hatchrite, Perlite, OH MY!! - lairofdragons, Sun Feb 12 11:15:03 2012
- Vermiculite, Hatchrite, Perlite, OH MY!! - jaymiller242, Sun Feb 12 14:06:43 2012
 RE: Vermiculite, Hatchrite, Perlite, OH MY!! - jaymiller242, Sun Feb 12 14:18:22 2012  - Vermiculite - JYohe, Sun Feb 12 19:45:05 2012
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