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

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  • Yes - For the price it's fine

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  • No (please explain why)

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

    Repti-Bator = Not worth it.
    It simply doesn't hold humidity well. I tried siliconing the holes, and it still won't go above 80% humidity.

    For $20 more you could just get a Hovabator with a Herpstat.

    That's what I'm going to stick with from now on. I've thought over the options...if I use one giant incubator, then a single equipment failure could cause me to lose everything. If I stack a bunch of Hovabators controlled by separate thermostats, I don't have that issue.

    Using substrateless incubation, I've had fantastic hatch rates this year, and I can fit up to 5 ball python clutches in a single Hovabator.
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