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View Poll Results: Incubation substrate, what are you using and why?

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  • Vermiculite

    27 38.57%
  • Perlite

    5 7.14%
  • Vermiculite/Perlite mix

    7 10.00%
  • HatchRite

    11 15.71%
  • Sphagnum moss

    1 1.43%
  • Coco Fiber

    0 0%
  • Substrateless

    17 24.29%
  • Other

    2 2.86%
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    Re: Incubation substrate, what do you use and why?

    Quote Originally Posted by ClarkT View Post
    Just wondering on the substrateless method. It sounds like it's the easy way to go.

    With that, do you use press-n-seal on the top of the egg tub? or do you just use a lid? if press-n-seal, do you add any air holes? What is the entire method?

    Thanks
    You can use press n seal no matter what method you use. With larger incubators that have fans forcing air around, press n seal is a plus. Just once a week open the lid to allow fresh air exchange then close it up.

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