chuck86:

I friggin hate these kinds of posts, because I start getting paranoid and go into disaster mode. But I'm glad that it was an isolated incodent, and you didn't end up losing a bunch of your cigars.

I'm with you chuck... Whenever I see a picture like that I have to go check out the collection.

They need high humidity and temps of at least 72 to hatch, so humidity dropping shouldn't be a problem. I have a hot man cave during the summers, but I use 65% beads, so I haven't had a problem with them yet. You usually need it hotter than 72 to see them, but that's where they start.

The higher temperatures hatch the beetles. I'm glad it was a travel humidor issue though. Anyone that is paranoid and losing sleep can mail me your sticks and start fresh! I'll dispose them :)

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this was the last post I read before going to sleep last night....yeah i had nightmares.

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