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colonization... heating pad or an incubator
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what works well?
another of my famous questions


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Re: colonization... heating pad or an incubator [Re: ElectricGnome]
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I had 12 jars in a small rubbermaid floating in a bigger rubbermaid with a fish tank heater. The water was at a constant 80 degrees. My heater broke so I took the small rubbermaid out and put a heating pad underneath. Growth slowed to a crawl and I gave up on them. I checked on them one month later and I had 2 contams, 8 dried out jars, and 2 winners. Next time I will buy a quality fish tank heater.


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Re: colonization... heating pad or an incubator [Re: ElectricGnome]
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I put my jars on a small towel in the bottom of a rubbermaid container. Under the container I have a small heating pad which stays on low for 24 hours. The temp is pretty much always around 85F.


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Re: colonization... heating pad or an incubator [Re: ElectricGnome]
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I always put my jars back in the box and incubate at room temp. 70-75. 2-3 weeks they are done everytime.

If you live in a cold place though you need an incubator.


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Re: colonization... heating pad or an incubator [Re: bassplayer74]
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man i love you guysssss or you alllllll. your great. every question i have ever had has been answered!! thanks!


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-So, if a duck floats and so does wood then wood must weigh the same as a duck. - Monty Python
.....One way or another....
..........this darknesss has got to give........
-Hunter/Garcia
....there are many who will never evolve in their consciousness and thought....
-Me

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