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View Poll Results: Would you use a hova-bator?

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    Re: Hova-bator... yes or no?

    Quote Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion View Post
    Hovabators hold two clutches, even if they're large. You just can't put them in bins, you have to put all the eggs directly into the incubator.
    Wrong i placed my eggs in containers from walmart and was able to place 2 in each hovabator . For the ball python eggs i used a rubbermaid 128 oz 1 gal large rectangle container.Measurments were 13 inches long 9" wide and 3" deep this one held 7 eggs with room for one more.In the same hovabator i had sterelite container also.Measurments were 9" long 6 and a half inches wide and 4" deep,it held 2 eggs with no more room left
    Last edited by joepythons; 03-13-2010 at 02:14 AM.
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