Has anyone ever used ceramic pellets or very small ceramic ball as an incubating medium for hatching eggs. I lost an address where they were availble and I would like to get some. Any help would be appreciated.
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ceramic balls for incubating
jerrytresser
Feb 14, 2006 08:33 PM
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uroplatusguy
Feb 19, 2006 11:07 PM
i have never used them i ususally leave the eggs in the terraium to hatch. have you heasrd alot of good things about using them?
TerrariumPets
Feb 27, 2006 11:18 PM
Ceramic balls may work,I have used them in my terrariums. I think you could keep up a high humidity with a cup half filled w.\ ceramic balls, a quarter filled w.\ H20, with pin holes. You find clay balls at spec. gardening stores. I have had success w.\ coco and long strand spag. moss. Also I would be scared for eggs sefety if left in cage, unless protected by a screen or something. Good Luck.
