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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 sho220 View Post
    I'm also not the only one who can use this stuff successfully...a poor craftsman blames his tools...

    and what's with "Nice try though"...?

    Heck...if it's good enough for Satan it's good enough for me!
    "*** Key Features of HatchRite ***

    - No Dusty Mess

    - No need to figure out right Mix / Water Ratios

    - Less Maintenance

    - Eggs never sit on damp or wet substrate

    - Eggs constantly provided with optimal humidity"



    I dont see paying 10-15$ per bag of something that requires you to still add water and watch for problems. Mine as well buy a huge 3cu. ft. bag of perlite for $10 and add water and you have the same thing.

    This product was manufactured and promoted as pour,add eggs and done They dont tell you, our AWESOME product may dry out and need to add water.
    Last edited by RichsBallPythons; 05-10-2011 at 12:45 PM.

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