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  1. 04-03-2013, 02:15 PM #1
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    1st Clutch of the Year ON THE GROUND!!

    Hooray, congrats!

    As for the clothespin trick, replace those with plastic ones! Wooden ones mold quite quickly, as I found out first-hand lol
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    Isn't it better to keep a gap between the eggs, if you can, rather than have them all touching?
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    Re: 1st Clutch of the Year ON THE GROUND!!

    Quote Originally Posted by SquamishSerpents View Post
    Hooray, congrats!

    As for the clothespin trick, replace those with plastic ones! Wooden ones mold quite quickly, as I found out first-hand lol
    Ahh...didn't think about that. Thanks for the tip!

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnNJ View Post
    Isn't it better to keep a gap between the eggs, if you can, rather than have them all touching?
    I wouldn't think that would be an issue. Most times they are all stuck together in such a jumble and they hatch just fine.
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