I was planning on using albeys incubation method. 200 grams of perlie, 160 grams of water in a container, so its a 8:10 ratio of water to perlite, like it says on the site, and then putting it up on the shelf in my reptile room, which stays at a constant 81-82.7 degrees F. Would this be ok? Is the 1.7 range in temp to much? If it is, I was gunna use the incubator on a budget but this way would be easier. Thanks
Mac
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***Incubation temp variation question***
ZeR0
Jul 12, 2003 03:27 PM
Replies (3)
LeosAnonymous
Jul 12, 2003 03:31 PM
>>I was planning on using albeys incubation method. 200 grams of perlie, 160 grams of water in a container, so its a 8:10 ratio of water to perlite, like it says on the site, and then putting it up on the shelf in my reptile room, which stays at a constant 81-82.7 degrees F. Would this be ok? Is the 1.7 range in temp to much? If it is, I was gunna use the incubator on a budget but this way would be easier. Thanks
>>Mac
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-Ross Payan - www.LeosAnonymous.com
Red Striped Tangerines, Carrot Tails and Screaming Amel Fat-Tails
LeosAnonymous
Jul 12, 2003 03:31 PM
>>I was planning on using albeys incubation method. 200 grams of perlie, 160 grams of water in a container, so its a 8:10 ratio of water to perlite, like it says on the site, and then putting it up on the shelf in my reptile room, which stays at a constant 81-82.7 degrees F. Would this be ok? Is the 1.7 range in temp to much? If it is, I was gunna use the incubator on a budget but this way would be easier. Thanks
>>Mac
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-Ross Payan - www.LeosAnonymous.com
Red Striped Tangerines, Carrot Tails and Screaming Amel Fat-Tails
ZeR0
Jul 12, 2003 07:19 PM
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