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pics of incubation set ups
- Thread starter hediki
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cornman1979
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Great idea, i'll have to experiment in 2005 with a few of those ideas, i have a spare tank laying around somewhere.
AvalonHerp
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I want to see some nice DIY setups, going to need to build one soon. 
Try Clay Davenport's Site www.arbreptiles.com
He has a great DIY on building an incubator out of an old fridge (even if you don't need one this size...has some great insight into building an incubator)
He has a great DIY on building an incubator out of an old fridge (even if you don't need one this size...has some great insight into building an incubator)
cornman1979
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Alias47 love the converted freezer idea, they are cheap enough to buy from a scrapyard, and i bet they would make a great insulator.
And they are set up to insulate GREAT!!
Clay has the best directions for building one...and like he says on his site...if you check appliance stores (especially the smaller local stores as opposed to the big chains [I don't know what you have in the UK]) you may be able to get one free...as they often pick up the junk ones when the deliver the new ones and have to find a place to dump them...they are more than generous in giving them away.
Clay has the best directions for building one...and like he says on his site...if you check appliance stores (especially the smaller local stores as opposed to the big chains [I don't know what you have in the UK]) you may be able to get one free...as they often pick up the junk ones when the deliver the new ones and have to find a place to dump them...they are more than generous in giving them away.