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Excellent incubation tool!

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My wife sells Tupperware. Normally not the first container you would use out of the cabinet for incubating eggs. They have a newer one though called a fridgesmart and it has these little toggles that open on the side to control moisture on your food. These little "flaps" also work AMAZING for controlling humidity for your eggs. There are little ridges on the bottom that keep your eggs in nice neat rows too. I used them this season and had 100% hatch rates on all but one of 7 clutches (lost 1). I just added the perlite and water, opened 1 of the "flaps", and let them incubate. I did bearded dragon eggs with it this time, but can't see any reason why they wouldn't work just as well for others animals. Check em out.
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Or you can get containers that are specifically designed for reptile egg incubation...

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I picked up one at the daytona show, these things are made to last!!! Nice and solid feel to them, you can tell these guys put some thought into these comtainers. I have heard nothing but good reports on these, and cant wait to try mine out!!!
 
I'm looking forward to it--any sterilite bin will do for eggs, but something that well designed is worth paying more for. I'd buy a bunch of them in a heartbeat. I've been wanting to try substrate-free incubation, and those containers would make it very easy.
 
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