Yes and probably not...

like mark said alot of people do it and it works well. Probably not because the female has been in and out of there several times, dragging in who knows what. the nest box has been more open to the atmosphere so you are probably losing moisture that you would like to have later on without having to go through the hassle of adding it to partially developed eggs.

my vote is, i like to have a fresh start both on the cleanliness side and with moisture/substrate.

db

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• Can eggs be incubated in................... - ZFelicien, Tue May 10 11:03:26 2005
• RE: Can eggs be incubated in................... - crimsonking, Tue May 10 12:24:47 2005
• Just an idea............ - Brandon Osborne, Tue May 10 12:43:32 2005
• RE: Just an idea for panty hose............ - bluerosy, Tue May 10 14:37:25 2005
• Hey Rainer, is that from Apollo 13 or Austin Powers? np. - Nokturnel Tom, Tue May 10 14:43:10 2005
• It 's a water study kit n/p - bluerosy, Tue May 10 21:49:44 2005
• Sure it is Rainer. Looks sorta Swedish to me ??? lol nm - Keith Hillson, Tue May 10 22:41:13 2005
• HEY, Brandons the guy with the panty hose. Not me. K! nm - bluerosy, Wed May 11 08:09:30 2005
• LOL--the price you have to pay, Brandon!!! - rtdunham, Thu May 12 12:14:36 2005
• you and joe namath... - rtdunham, Thu May 12 12:16:34 2005
• brandon, excellent idea - rtdunham, Thu May 12 12:13:25 2005
• Thanx. n/p - ZFelicien, Tue May 10 17:22:17 2005
• RE: Can eggs be incubated in................... - daveb, Tue May 10 13:55:25 2005
• Thanx... n/p - ZFelicien, Tue May 10 17:23:57 2005
• RE: Can eggs be incubated in................... - rtdunham, Thu May 12 12:11:21 2005
• Thanx alot Terry... n/p - ZFelicien, Thu May 12 12:26:20 2005