After 52 days of incubation the first tiger is out... I guess the trait is reproducable... Now its time to figure out how it works...

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Very nice.

Dan

nice indee. love the wicked banded ones!

Very nice!

Thanks!! Got a few more pips so there will be more pics to come...

I'm excited to see them in Daytona.

congrats man, lookin' good!

Thanks everyone... Each one that hatches looks better than the next... Here is another one making its way out of the egg...

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Hey again Gregg!

what is that material that you placed in your incubator box? do you have vermiculite underneth?

No vermiculite... It is a cellulose incubation substrate we have been testing out for a few seasons... Its working great... It naturally has anti-fungal and anti-microbeal poperties... We should be making it available soon...

Hi Gregg, great hogs as always! Would you mind me asking what sort of humidity you keep your sims at?

Kind Regards,

Karl

Hey Karl,
One of the good things about using the SIM container is the fact that you do not need worry about or keep track of the humidity level... I am not sure what the humidity level was in this particular container in the photo was but in our testing before we released the containers for sale, the humidity levels alway stayed between 96% and 99%...

No vermiculite... It is a cellulose incubation substrate we have been testing out for a few seasons... Its working great... It naturally has anti-fungal and anti-microbeal poperties... We should be making it available soon...

Very true , gregg helped me with this info and it works great , although i did eventually get some fungus/mold ,prob from the long use of that said medium in the sim .

good looking tigers man.

Thanks for that Gregg. I can honeslty say I will be trying the sims next year.

Karl