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Re: Anyone do the no substrate method?
 Originally Posted by Mickeyblueyes
I use water for my GTP eggs. Does anyone do this for BP eggs? I've heard it works just as well from one or two people.
from what i gathered, if you use a grid to keep the eggs above the substrate (or water), then you can use substrate, or very wet substrate, or water. then its all about the humidity of the air. and when the eggs touch the substrate, it shouldnt be too wet or too dry.
people seem to have success with all kinds of methods. the important thing seems to be correct temperature and humidity. and other things, if you seperate all eggs or keep some together, or what substrate to use, or substrateless, seem to be a matter of personal preference.
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