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What do you other breeders use to incubate your bearded dragon eggs?

I'm thinking about changing from vermiculite to another mix because of I have read about some recent vermiculite shipments being contaminated with asbestos.
 
A few years ago, many brands of vermiculite were pulled from the store shelves because there were traces of asbestos found in the raw product mined from certain locations... public health concerns prompted the response.

Since then, we have switched to using only agricultural vermiculite instead of bagged retail vermiculite. The vermiculite we have access to is light tan in color with none of that shiny stuff, cut into larger pieces and available in 4c ft. bags.
 
I personally do not breed bearded dragons, yet, but I've heard of people using perlite I think is how it's spelled. You might want to check into it before using it, but I just thought I'd mention it. ;) -Art-
 
I currently use a dirt/sand mixture, same as my layboxes. Thinking of switching to this next season.
 
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