Yeah, when eggs are all sorts of stuck together, and still very high above the rest of the pile, I often simply drape some fluffed-up moistened sphagnum moss over them.



Like you said, there are many different ways to do certain things to achieve the same goal, it is mostly about some good common sense really.



Where I incubate my eggs, I don't ever have to worry about carrion flies either, so that is a big plus too. I always like to check them out on a fairly steady regimen anyway, so I very rarely have any problems of any kind, unless the eggs simply weren't viable to begin with.



anyway, yes, whatever works is always a good path to stay on!





~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"



my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

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• Separating Eggs - Br8knitOFF, Wed May 5 15:06:03 2010
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