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    I use substrateless incubation.
    I put the water catch tray in the bottom of my Hovabator, then put in the enclosed screen. Over that, I place a piece of fluorescent light grid, cut to fit. Water goes in the tray, and eggs sit on top of the grid. I can add more water if necessary during incubation.

    Hatch rates are great, and the hatchlings don't come out with vermiculite adhered to them.

    I don't worry about water sloshing, because I don't move the incubator once it's set up.
    Last edited by WingedWolfPsion; 01-16-2012 at 02:06 PM.
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