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View Poll Results: What Egg Box Style Do You Use?

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  • tub, no circulation holes, medium

    10 15.15%
  • tub, no ciruclation holes, medium, light diffuser

    12 18.18%
  • tub, circulation hole (one in front and the other in the back) , medium

    5 7.58%
  • tub, circulation hole (one in front and the other in the back), medium, light diffuser

    4 6.06%
  • tub, no circulation holes PLUS Press N' Seal, medium (open every week or so)

    10 15.15%
  • tub, no ciruclation holes PLUS Press N' Seal, medium and light diffuser (open every week or so)

    10 15.15%
  • Other

    3 4.55%
  • Whatever I'm in the mood for..

    0 0%
  • I'd like to know also

    12 18.18%
  • HAHA you don't know what to do

    2 3.03%
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    6qt tub no holes(check them everyday so fresh air gets in)vermiculite,light diffuser


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    I place a light diffuser grid on the ledge in a HovaBator, and fill the water reservoir with water. I place the eggs directly on the grid. I don't use individual boxes for them.
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    Tubs, no holes, hatchrite (I will use something else when I run out of this), and a light diffuser. Simple
    Last edited by SlitherinSisters; 09-08-2011 at 09:52 PM.

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    Re: Egg Box Poll..

    My first year, I used Hatchrite, no diffuser - though I bought a panel of it. It still sits in a corner un-used.

    Every year after, I use straight Perlite, water added to be just barely moist to the touch.

    I use Sterilite 7 quart locking tub, no ventilation holes. I've used Press & Seal previous years, but didn't this year, I didn't notice much difference. I open the tubs when I think about looking in on them, but I mostly ignore them until about 2 weeks before hatch date. I'll peek in about once every two weeks, and if I notice pre-mature dimpling of the eggs, I'll add about a TBS of water to each corner of the tub.

    I have incubated at 89 degrees in past years but chose to incubate at 87 this year. I've had noticeably bigger babies by incubating a few degrees cooler and letting them bake a little slower.

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    I would like to say thanks to everyone. This winter will be my first year breeding and this really helps. I have one question. I have seen on youtube people using the cooler style and thought bout using this seeing as how I have a cooler available and some what limited funds. Do you guys recommend or no? Also if you don't recommend it is it still okay to use. I will only be producing one clutch this year unfortunately but next year I will be stepping it up Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Egg Box Poll..

    Quote Originally Posted by Herpking View Post
    I would like to say thanks to everyone. This winter will be my first year breeding and this really helps. I have one question. I have seen on youtube people using the cooler style and thought bout using this seeing as how I have a cooler available and some what limited funds. Do you guys recommend or no? Also if you don't recommend it is it still okay to use. I will only be producing one clutch this year unfortunately but next year I will be stepping it up Thanks in advance.
    You mean like an ice-chest? Yup, they work just fine, that's what I use.
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    I have my reptibator set up it is keeping the temp at 89.1 so probably just use that. However, I just wanted to make sure incase I get to many eggs or anything. ( I am gonna breed a pair of beardeds and pair of balls this season)

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