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I dont understand why when I come on here there are like 10 new posts above mine....and mine are questions that for the most part i would like to be answered because i like knowing information from different people on different experiences. But my point is that everyone above mine has like 5 replies and mine still is yet to have 1
I am just kinda frustrated thats all
sorry

Please ask your questions again. I personally didnt see any.

peace,
nathan

People with five reptiles still have plenty of questions and might not have all the answers...

incubation methods, not sure that there has been many breeders about the forum today, besides we have had a whole bunch of crap being posted between yesterday and today so the forum has been moving quickly, repost your post, sure it will get answered
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reiko
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sorry I couldnt help you, but i watch because im considering breeding my cresteds next spring......Im just reading the breeding post have no personal knowledge to share.....
Sue
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Life is what happens when you are making other plans.......

I use a basic model hovabator (No fan) styromfoam incubator. Actually I have 2 of them running at any given time. Basically I calibrate it to 83 degrees because it will vary up and down a bit. I place 4 "gladware" containers in there, each has two small holes drilled in opposite corners of the lid. It is half filled with perlite and vermicite (Excuse my spelling) Basically I use a mix of 1 part water to 4 parts substrate and mix it well. (Just take 5 like cups and fill 4 with substrate and one with cooled water that has been boiled) I place these four containers inside the incubator, one in each corner and place a small dish of water in the center. I don't rely on the thermometer supplied and buy the digital type with a probe from walmart (less than $20) These also read the humidity level. I check the temp every day (Without opening the incubator) and I check the moisture level inside the tubs once a week. Usually I have to mist the inside of the gladware lids 3 times during the entire incubation period.

Hope this helps.
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