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poisonjedhead
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That's great , are these her first?
Out of interest is it easy enough to keep the cork clean and mold free.
Dose it help maintain humidity?
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Mike
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Yes the cork stays clean and mold free. Since it's vertical the feces dont stick to it. I dont know if its holds humidity. Also keep a big box with dirt, sand and cocohumus mixed. I pour in 1-2 liters of water there once a week. It helps the humidity to stay high.
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johne.ev
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Best of luck Mike. Just a waiting game now.  |
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poisonjedhead
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The cork tiles have got my ticker ticking, I'm presuming you attach the cork with aquarium silicone?
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callmechook
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| Congrats, I love monitors soon I'll be crossing everything that all these hatch out for you and we get some lovely pics later on xxx |
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lophius
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excellent -
well done mike |
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RonW
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| Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:17 am Post subject: |
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| Congratulations! Great little monitor. Good luck with the egss, hope they all hatch for you. |
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lol93
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Good job Mike! Hope the eggs go to term.
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Central Scotland Reptiles
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Well Done Mike. Best of Luck with the eggs.
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Mike
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Thanks all!
My only problem now is that it seams like the incubator cant keep the temperature stable it flexes between 28.8-30.2 celsius. I'm using the ''herp nursery II'' any thoughts or ideas?
How stable were you other guys temps during incubation?
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