I've very curious about this. I never realized there was a market...then again, I never realized there was such a strong market to sell sand as a substrate either.
J
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New hatching medium...
johne
Feb 06, 2007 12:17 PM
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PHEve
Feb 06, 2007 08:39 PM
I don't get it, 
nice redhead though, LOL is the material the redhead is on what you are talking about or are you being a Dinglesnort, LMAO
?????????? Talk to me Sockhead 
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PHEve / Eve
johne
Feb 07, 2007 07:32 AM
Yesterday there was an advertisement at the top of this page for specially formulated egg incubating media that you purchase in a bag. Probably a mix of vermiculite and sand...Someone finally seen a market for bagging this stuff and catering to the herp enthusiast.
Us old timers will soon be hearing from people about how dangerous our sand and vermiculate/perlite mix is for the eggs. LOL.
J
PHEve
Feb 07, 2007 08:05 AM
Yeah I have seen it, yep we will be run into the ground, 
Boy what a handsome big fella in this photo of yours, wow ! Neat where was this taken (your back yard, hahahahahhaa) ROFL
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PHEve / Eve
johne
Feb 07, 2007 11:05 AM
Nope LOL. That was taken at Gasparilla Island last year in Florida. I have too many pictures in my account now. I have no idea what they are (too lazy to name them)...just for fun I attach one to my posts just to see what comes up LOL.
PS...did you notice the gopher tortoise in the picture too? That picture was taken with my digital zoom maxed out. I could see the lizard, but had no idea the turtle was there until uploading them to my computer. Hilarious as that would have been the only tortoise I seen.
J
