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    Re: Vermiculite or hatch rite?

    Quote Originally Posted by jeff6898 View Post
    Not sure if I am asking in the right section or not. Got my incuabotor ready to go. Have the Sim incubator containers. Question is should I use vermiculite or hatch rite? If I understand correctly if I use hatch rite I don't need to mix in any water that it is pre-mixed?
    Does not matter any medium can be used, I would use vermiculite as hatchrite is much more expensive.

    Since the eggs do not come in contact with the substrate it will not matter you will not have to worry whether or not your substrate contains the right amount of water or is too moist.

    Therefore you can use anything holding humidity, perlite, vermiculite etc.
    Deborah Stewart


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