Suspended vs Substrate Reptile Egg Incubation | This or That?

New to reptile breeding? Awesome! But do you know which substrate is best for incubating ball python eggs? How about crested gecko eggs? Egg incubation is a crucial part of breeding any reptile species, and you will want to ensure you use the correct method. In this video, we discuss various aspects of incubating reptile eggs with a suspended and direct substrate incubation methods. We directly compare Redline Science’s Bio Hatch Tray Kit and our Pangea Hatch substrate in a Pangea Egg Organizer. Which one is best for your species? Watch, and find out!
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[@tristantobias7332]

Very informative!

[@frankdughtank8327]

I do a little bit of both

[@RealPangeaReptile]

This is the way to go! It's always best to cater your approach to whichever reptile you're incubating!

[@Gecko-Friend]

I'll pair my leopard geckos soon. So far I have always hatched the eggs directly in the substrate and never had any problems with it. Last year I hatched half of the eggs in vermiculite and the other half in a mixture of perlite and vermiculite. But this year I'm going to try Seramis, I heard a lot of positive things about seramis so I’m gonna try it and see if it works better than Vermiculite or Perlite.