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    Re: Hatchrite Product Questions

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    I'll never use it again, cost too much and dries out too easily.
    I'll have to agree. It was expensive and definitely not as easy to deal with as some people find it. Substrateless is way easier. I wish I would have done it form the start


    Here are my eggs and how I have the set up. The egg that went bad on day 18 just started to grow some mold. I haven't used any powder to keep the mold at bay. To be honest, I wanted to see what happened since I couldn't take them apart and they weren't covered with mold right away. I checked my calendar, they are at day 46 now, and all candled good. You can tell the order in which they went bad. Hopefully I won't lose any more, the grate seems to have fixed the problem. The one egg on the left detached from the middle egg, but not the top egg yet. I was not comfortable with pulling them apart or cutting the bad ones off. Plus I really don't want to cut open the bad ones and have that nasty goo all over the place. (they aren't touching the hatchrite at all anymore)
    Last edited by SlitherinSisters; 06-25-2010 at 12:32 PM.

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