> Anyhow, does any use green moss for incubation. I've used
>vermiculite and didn't like it. For the >past 2 years I've been using
>Bed-A-Beast with great results. I figured I'd try incubating a few eggs
>on >green moss this year and will try perlite once (if ever) I get around
>to pairing up my female yellow >ackie (spiny-tailed monitor).
Hi Chris,
I have had poor results with perlite, ok results with peat moss and
reliable results with vermiculite. I prefer the big chunks. The small
granular version is small enough to be ingested by hatchlings. R. ciliatus
seems prone to this. A couple years ago Julie posted she puts the
vermiculite in nylon stockings to prevent this. Works well. I havent had
the problem using the larger grade.
Lyle Puente
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Crompond, NY 10517
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