kingofnobbys
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Came across this elsewhere, so decided to copy and paste to share it with you guys.
Easy low-mess laybox - simply put, it's a small tub of coconut coir inside a larger tub.
The empty space beside the small tub is blocked off (in this case, with a cardbord box) during laying as shown below. This gives the girl extra room until she needs to lay, and also stops her from getting trapped at the bottom of the tub.
Once the girl has laid her eggs, remove whatever you used to block off the tub, and use this space to put the coir as you're digging for eggs.
Now you can just tip the contents of the big tub back into the small, replace the box, and your either ready for the next dragon, or you can put it away for next time. You may want to leave it open for a few days for the moisture to evaporate. When bone dry it takes around two litres of water to get it to a consistency that is suitable for the beardies to dig.
Either of these two products (or local equivalents) will do just nicely.
Brunnings Easy Wetta 9L Coir Peat Brick - Don't be put off by 'Potting Mix Additive' written on the packaging, it needs a second glance, it's stating that the Coir itself is ideal as a 'Potting Mix Additive'.
Brunnings 90L Easywetta Garden Soil Coir Block - If you need lots of the stuff.
Easy low-mess laybox - simply put, it's a small tub of coconut coir inside a larger tub.
The empty space beside the small tub is blocked off (in this case, with a cardbord box) during laying as shown below. This gives the girl extra room until she needs to lay, and also stops her from getting trapped at the bottom of the tub.
Once the girl has laid her eggs, remove whatever you used to block off the tub, and use this space to put the coir as you're digging for eggs.
Now you can just tip the contents of the big tub back into the small, replace the box, and your either ready for the next dragon, or you can put it away for next time. You may want to leave it open for a few days for the moisture to evaporate. When bone dry it takes around two litres of water to get it to a consistency that is suitable for the beardies to dig.
Either of these two products (or local equivalents) will do just nicely.
Brunnings Easy Wetta 9L Coir Peat Brick - Don't be put off by 'Potting Mix Additive' written on the packaging, it needs a second glance, it's stating that the Coir itself is ideal as a 'Potting Mix Additive'.
Brunnings 90L Easywetta Garden Soil Coir Block - If you need lots of the stuff.
You forgot to attach the pics though. 
