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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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    Plastic cross-stitch canvas... Problem solved! I use this stuff between my light diffuser grate and the substrate. It prevents the grate from sinking. This way I can completely drench my hatchrite to the point where I don't have to add any water at all thought the entire incubation period.

    The cross stitch canvas is flexible and can be cut to fit using regular scissors. I get it at hobby lobby for super cheap or any store that sells crafts. Here's what it looks like in use.




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