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D Warri
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 Anole egg incubation
can anyone do me a favor and reply a picture of what a green anole egg incubator should look like? and please place one that doesn’t cost like hundreds of dollars but ones that are effective and are sorta cheep.
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10/23/09 02:01am
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Atrax27407
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Message To: D Warri In reference to Message Id: 2087760
Anole egg incubation
All you need for an Anole incubator is a large deli dish with a top (a Cool Whip container will work). Punch some holes in the top for ventilation and fill it 3/4 full with Vermiculite (preferred) or organic potting soil. Keep the medium moist but not soggy wet. Make a slight depression with your thumb and place the egg in it taking care not to move it from its original position and cover it lightly with the medium that you used. Put the top on the container and keep it at 85 degrees using most any heat source that you wish (a regular light bulb is fine). Remember to keep the medium moist and the egg should hatch in about 35 days. The whole outfit will cost a couple of $$.
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10/23/09 08:39am
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D Warri
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Message To: Atrax27407 In reference to Message Id: 2087828
Anole egg incubation
Thank you very much Atrax.
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10/25/09 12:22pm
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