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    Re: Substrate for when the eggs are laid?

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Depends what you mean by not being home if it's a one day thing anything will do (I don't always catch clutches in the AM)

    Now if it's several days make sure you have a bedding that holds humidity such as cypress mulch or coconut chips.

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    Yeah, it's a one day thing, if I am at work. So would eco earth be okay, or is it not good to have some sticking to the eggs after I put it in the incubator? I'm thinking if it would cause mold on the egg.
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