anyone ever use this?

[millionsofchameleons]

has anyone ever used or even heard about this? Repashy SuperHatch Incubation Media from LLLreptile.com, it says its reuseable but seems kinda strange to put eggs in such a corse/hard material
heres the link to it:
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog.../-/repashy-superhatch-incubation-media-2-lbs/

 

[Grizzabella]

hmm

no i've never heard of it... however i dont think it should really pose a problem to your eggs as long as the matreial isnt rough to teh point of being sharp-sharp... that being said, it also sounds majorly like a scam to lure in someone to spend some extra dollars on an non-essential; there are plenty of cheaper substrates you can get from your local home-depot or w/e

 

[millionsofchameleons]

i was just thinking it would be nice to tell how moist it is by just looking at it

 

[Jerm]

Repashy...

If it is produced by Allen Repashy, he is a gecko breeder, so it might be better suited for geckos. Without experience hatching gecko eggs i wouldn't know if that is the case. I have had good luck with vermiculite and perlite or a combination of the two.

 

[ciafardo 4]

perlite says it can iratate your eyes and skin is this a problem i only used vermiculite

 

[Dyesub Dave]

I found this interesting link on various incubation mediums. However I think it is an advertisement for their product but is still fairly informative.

http://www.reptiles.repashy.com/superhatch.htm

I think I will try some of the SuperHatch for my next incubation!!

Dyesub Dave.