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I am using a good lunch bag with the silver Thermos around it for insulation then a tuba where filled with vermiculite And i added some water (moist) and i keep it by the heat lamp but not directly under it and i keep close watch on the Temperature around 85 and the eggs are just covered enough the see parts of them
sounds good but you should keep te temp a little lower in my experience it works best around 83 there are very sensitize so don't think 2* doesn't matter it dose
can i use soil as a medium because havent got any vercumilite for bearded dragon eggs?
That is not really a good idea since soil contains bacteria, larval forms of some insects and does not hold the temperature or the moisture content correctly. The best suited product for the hatching of eggs is vermiculite and the second best is sand, the breeders will tell you that. The next thing you could be doing is placing them in an incubator, commonly used for hatching chicken eggs the incubator will do fine for bearded dragon eggs, just make sure you get one with a temperature setting. In case you need to make the temp warmer or cooler. You can get an incubator at a tractor supply store, Co-Op or a farm supply store that sells grains and animal feed. Any store that sells farming supplies would have them or a place that sells live farm animals like chickens or ducks would have them as well. You can even order them online.
If so why, because I just did now I'm wondering...
Perlite and vermiculite do not affect nutrition or pH in any way. They are just here to aerate the roots, and helps them absorb nutrients better. So it shouldn't be a problem at all.
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u need a 10 gal 4 1 or a 20 4 2. u need substrate(use repticarpet),a under tank heater, infrared heat lamp, thermometer, hygrometer,3 hides one on the cool side 1 on the warm side and another on the warm side, but on the 3rd one, put a paper towel under it and spray it every other day. u also need a water dish(cool side) and some thing 4 them 2 climb on. if they r babies then feed them once every day, 3 crickets. u also need a calcium bowl. if its an adult then u feed it 6 crickets every other day. u can hold them but not 4 too long, because it stresses them out a little. i think thats all, if i 4got anything, ill edit this. but 4 now good luck and i hope i helped.
I am going to breed my leos and I've studied A LOT. I wanted to see if anyone had suggestions. here are my questions: Perlite or Vermiculite? Where can I get on of the thermometers that have a wire you put in the vermiculite/perlite and the thermometer part sticks out of the incubator? Where can I get a cheap reptile incubator? What should the humidity be in the egg box? What should the temperature be in the perlite or vermiculite? How to make a incubator with a foam food temperature box (saw a lot of people do this on you tube if I can't get an incubator I'll make one)?
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ive been trying to find these two items but i cant seem to find them anywhere locally. i live in a decent sized town of like roughly 50,000 people so i have plenty of stores but i checked almost all of them Menard's, Wal-mart, IGA, K-Mart, Rual King, and im going to our local Equity and Ace hardware tomorrow....
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Perlite is supposed to be chemically inert and non dissolving, hence its usefulness as a an additive for gardening substrates to improve drainage, aeration, and moisture retention, but I need to know if the perlite sold in construction materials stores is suitable for gardening applications, or does it have something that would harm plants that agroperlite does not have?
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its sold by 2 pound bags. how much do you think you will need for 1 female about 20 eggs?or if u know a site i can buy vermiculite that would be help ful
You should be able to find vermiculite at a local plant nursery. You could even use potting soil or peat moss with no problem.