07-23-2008, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Uroplatus
I incubate them now at 28 Grad Celsius (82.4 °F) daytime, night a little bit cooler by the Uroplatus/Masobe method. Hopefully next clutch im able to incubate them as your way Jon! But, I would like gladly know how you adjust the air exchange in your eggboxes. Do you moisten the substrate after? How are constituted your eggboxes? I have no experiences with bury the eggs.
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I incubate the eggs inside of the small plastic Germany cricket boxes  , I think you can find them without any problem? I use the boxes that have several small holes on 2 sides. I place the eggs towards the center of the box. The substrate depth is about half of the cricket box (about 2cm deep of substrate). You can either bury the eggs slightly below the surface, or put them half-buried in the substrate. In the latter case, you should be very careful that the substrate does not get completely dry for too long or you might have problems. I must mist them about once a week lightly around the outside of the box - never directly on the eggs.
Jon
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