Hatch Rite

i was wanting to hear from anyone that has used this and success or failure rates. thanks

some good stuff.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ight=hatchrite

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ight=hatchrite

Hatchrite works wonders for leopard geckos, so id say it would be good for snakes.

I have heard some bad things about it when it first came out. I dont know if they changed anything or not though.

When I was at NERD last May, all the eggs in the incubator were on Hatchrite.

thank you all for the info. and thanks for the links Pat:D:gj:

Its all I use...No guess on mixing water to perlite or vemiculite any more...:gj:

yea i am sure it is a little cheaper to do it that way but for a couple of small clutches i really did not want to mess with mixing stuff.

Anyone know how many bags of Hatchrite I should order for three clutches (probably 4-6 eggs each) incubated in 15 quart tubs if I decide to use Hatchrite over Vermiculite?

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

I have heard some bad things about it when it first came out. I dont know if they changed anything or not though.

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Originally Posted by rabernet

Anyone know how many bags of Hatchrite I should order for three clutches (probably 4-6 eggs each) incubated in 15 quart tubs if I decide to use Hatchrite over Vermiculite?

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It took me an entire 2lb bag to get just enough to cover the bottom and maybe and inch high.

I used it last year for about 3 clutches of bps and 3 clutches of colubrids... it worked fine. I also used vermiculite for 3 clutches of bps.... it worked fine!

IMO, I think it's an expensive material once you start producing more and more clutches as apposed to Vermiculite.