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    spots on eggs ok?

    Am I just being paranoid? Do healthy day-old eggs have these spots?
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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    Someone with more egg experience will need to help...but my question is I thought you were going to go with the substrateless method...why the change?
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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    I will xplain. I was going to go substrateless but the problem was, there was so much condensation with the overmoist substrate, in the egg tubs. As a solution, I mixed eprlite and vermiculite, and tinkered with it until I got the right humidity with little condensation. I just think that the eggs feel more supported with the soft substrate.
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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    They are fine. Absolutely normal....

    No worries!!!
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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    Quote Originally Posted by LadyOhh
    They are fine. Absolutely normal....

    No worries!!!
    I will agree with Heather. You have nothing to worry about. Those eggs are fine.

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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    Phew! Thanks for your words of comfort
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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    Another good substrate is hatchrite. I bought a bag and have had my incubator set up for 2 months, it still keeps the same humidity% with little to no condensation. It is great i have hatched out leos with already Im just waiting for my blood girl to drop and one of my ball girls to drop.
    That just happened!

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    Re: spots on eggs ok?

    Wow; the condensation in my tubs is minimal now. It is a fine "spray" that is not dripping; compared to the huge dripping drops that formed when I had the overwatered perlite under eggcrate!
    I love this vermiculite compared to the horrobly powdery stuff I had before; this is nice and big and chunky.
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