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View Poll Results: Incubation Material?

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  • Vermiculite

    23 62.16%
  • Perlite

    5 13.51%
  • Vermiculite Perlite Mix

    2 5.41%
  • None

    3 8.11%
  • Other

    5 13.51%
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    I use vermiculite if I'm not using diffuser and a vermiculite/perlite mix with the diffuser. I found the diffuser would sink into the straight vermiculite and the eggs would get wet on the bottom but mixing in perlite would give the substrate some body to stop the diffuser from sinking.
    ~Jessica~

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