Vermiculite and perlite

Alright I give up, none of these stores have coarse vermiculite and the perlite has miracle grow in it where do get yours on line.

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http://www.reptilebasics.com/sim-incubation

Though Personally I would get HatchRite due to the potential for asbestos in Vermiculite

http://www.amazon.com/HatchRite-Rept.../dp/B000O3CIB2

Ive started getting mine from this guy. No chemicals or addatives.
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...d=120638534986

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Vermiculite @ Lowes

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Vermiculite Lowes and Perlite Home Depot

hatchrite = over priced perlite

Home depot :gj:

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Vermiculite Lowes and Perlite Home Depot

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The Lowes near me has vermiculite but it is real fine I thought coarse was better.

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I hope to have three clutches how much do I need for three 6qt tubs?

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I hope to have three clutches how much do I need for three 6qt tubs?

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one bag is more than enough.
I think I filled 4 or 5 tubs with one bag.

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I hope to have three clutches how much do I need for three 6qt tubs?

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if i remember correctly then i use 1 bag from Lowes for 6, 6qt tubs (250g each)

This year, I went without substrate. I bought one of those light diffusers and cut it to fit the tub, topped that with the plastic "yarn project" stuff (kinda stiff, with holes small enough that the hatchlings couldn't go through it), all raised off the bottom of the tub by 1 inch stainless tubing sections, which kept the eggs about an inch over the top of the water. Everything can be sanitized in the dishwasher. I'll try to get some pics posted of the final assembly. Only had 5 eggs, but all hatched without any problems.

Light diffuser:
http://granmoresuspendedceilings.com..._diffusers.jpg


Yarn plastic:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_SddhpD8Q7U...lastic+001.JPG


Stainless tubing:
http://www.boiler-tubes.com/pic/Stainless_Tubings1.jpg