Seachem Flourite & Turface

[sammer021486]

I am looking for replacements to Allen's Superhatch, as it is not cost effective to purchase a 4lb bag of Superhatch @ $15 and then pay $10 shipping.

I had ordered 12lbs from LLL reptile for $15, but they have discontinued the sell of superhatch due to unable able to order it according to the representative that contacted me to ask how I would like to proceed with my order.

So I am wondering how the above substrates in the title will work compared to Allen's superhatch as I can order them in much larger quantities for the same price of shipping or can even purchase them local at the pet store or garden center.

I know that the Shultz APS is the same as Superhatch, but courser. I have been unable to find any good information other than kilned dried clay for the mentioned products in the title.

 

[steve905]

Just go to Home Depot and get their APS from Schulz's I've used it for a year and it seem to have smaller particles and works ok. Personally I'm still not sole on the whole Super hatch thing but thats just me.....

 

[thegeckoguy23]

buy hatchrite or vermiculiter or perlite or if ur risky eco earth

 

[sammer021486]

Just go to Home Depot and get their APS from Schulz's I've used it for a year and it seem to have smaller particles and works ok. Personally I'm still not sole on the whole Super hatch thing but thats just me.....

I love superhatch, very easy to setup and I have not had any eggs lost from incubating in it. I lost all my eggs due to suffocation, I know keep ventilation holes in my containers.

buy hatchrite or vermiculiter or perlite or if ur risky eco earth

I like superhatch because it can be boiled and reused, plus there is no work required to make sure that it is moist enough or still holding moisture.