Re: What do you use in your incubation tubs?
^^ This, except I use two holes, one in the back and one in the front, and substitute vermiculite. I was unable to find perlite around here that didn't have chemicals on it. I ended up ordering the vermiculite from Uline, and got two huge bags for a pretty good price.
I've seen a couple people using gravel, and I hope to experiment with that at some point. Once I get through this ton of vermiculite.. It can be cleaned and reused, and holds heat well.
Re: What do you use in your incubation tubs?
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Shadera
I've seen a couple people using gravel, and I hope to experiment with that at some point.
I was wondering about that too.........:confused:
I might try using natural river ravel this season, just because I like to be different
Re: What do you use in your incubation tubs?
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JulieInNJ
Where do you generally find your substrate supplies? I did a general search in my area and didn't find much, so it's going to have to come from someplace online.
I buy my vermiculite from a local feed store, I paid less than $20 for a huge bag.
Re: What do you use in your incubation tubs?
Vermiculite is all i use. I dont elevate the eggs. Thousands of clutches done the same way over the years. I will say i like the idea of the crate methods but i guess im old school. Just been doin it this way for years