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Havobators

Patrick562 Aug 11, 2008 10:42 PM

I've taken a better look into them and they are ideal for what I'm doing. Now that that's cleared up, what are the recommended hatching substrates? I've looked through the forums already and read some of the entries, I'm just looking for the best. Verm or Hatchrite? Or any other substrates?

Thanks again.
-Pat

Replies (3)

Leo_Lover07 Aug 12, 2008 12:59 AM

The problem with perlite or vermiculite is getting the moisture perfect. If its too wet it can rot your eggs but if too dry it can dehydrate them. I would go with hatchrite. Its suppose to have the perfect amount of moisture for the eggs. Good luck.
-Cheyenne

WiscWally Aug 14, 2008 12:52 PM

Hi Pat,
I cover the different mediums in my latest newsletter at http://supremegecko.com/Newsletter/SGNL2_2.htm#Article4
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wahberee Aug 14, 2008 04:01 PM

I prefer vermiculite.
Never had a problem.
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