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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PhilinYuma" data-source="post: 157431" data-attributes="member: 2509">And on a more serious note, this is what I do, too. It means that you can have a nice moist substrate without much danger of the nymphs drowning and helps keep them separated, reducing stress. I plan on hatching future ooths in a fairly humid environment -- it seems that ooths so treated yield more nymphs -- and I shall glue them to a tongue blade which I shall place over a lidless deli cup with some good old excelsior in it. I'll keep all of the pots in a net cage with a dedicated humidifier*. Much better than giving the pot a squirt or two or three, once or twice a day or once or twice a week. That method is about as effective as saying "gesundheit" to each pot once a day. Some of the ooths will actually hatch!*Except for desert species, of course.</blockquote>