Title: They aren't lying when they say the hatch rate will drastically increase
Product review: I've been trying to breed Leopard Geckos for two years now. I was using coconut bark and vermiculite. The coconut bark had about a 20% success (the rest of the eggs got moldy and shriveled) rate and I couldn't get the mixture of the vermiculite right so that was 0 %. I bought a bag of hatchrite at a reptile show and it was workth it. One disposable gladware container had nine egg incutbating in hatchrite and eight of those eggs have hatched. The babies are all very healthy. The last egg is still in good condition and it looks like it will hatch any day now. So I can definately say this product is worth it. If you're a beginner, just get some hatchrite, fill a 5x5 disposable ziplock or gladware container half way with hatchrite and put it in the corner of the cage that is not directly over or under a heat source and watch your eggs hatch in 6-10 weeks.
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