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RE: substrate for eggs question

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Posted by: Herpquest at Tue Mar 16 10:04:54 2004   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Herpquest ]  
   

The majority of Garden Centres stock Pearlite. I have been using just Pearlite for a couple of years now, but will use both Vermiculite and Pearlite this year; this mix keeps the substrate more 'open' for air to circulate around the eggs and prevents them from getting too wet. I have also used Vermiculite and Pearlite in seperate layers; moist vermiculite as the bottom layer, covered with about half an inch of moist perlite. Both methods work well.


   

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