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thoughts on incubators

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I am thinking of replacing my incubators and can't decide what I actually want. I have looked into Zero Substrate incubators but don't know anyone who has used them. Any thoughts or favorites you stick with?
 
Ive used the zero substrate containers with no problems, the only issue is if you have an animal with large eggs, its hard to find larger containers sometimes, but all in all they work like a charm. The idea behind them is by having the eggs suspended in mid air, 100% of the egg gets more oxygen and therefore increases hatchrate, and keeps the egg healthier. However im not sure if this works with all reptiles though, there might be some species that need substrate to hatch but im not 100% sure on this.
 
I've used the containers as well. The only problem I has is that most of them are too small for big clutches of eggs. The largest one you can buy can barely fit 5 ball python eggs in there. For small lizards and snakes it's great though.
 
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