Egg temperature...
- Thread starter erik775
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fluxlizard
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what do you mean by constantly? Like every hour?
If you are talking about day/night temp fluctiations then that IMO is a good thing- better than a constant temperature I believe.
If you are talking about day/night temp fluctiations then that IMO is a good thing- better than a constant temperature I believe.
erik775
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OK it cause I have my eggs wrapped in blankets to try to keep them at the rite temps...and the temp fluctuate trough out the day...to warm them back up to 74 I point our heater at them and when they get to the rite temp I turn the heater off ...this is just till I get my incubator in the mail between the 6th and 9th...
fluxlizard
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Oh- well in that case don't be afraid to experiment with different locations around your home to keep them. Up high near the ceiling it is usually warmer than down near the floor for example. I have a half bathroom that is small but has an air duct. I often incubate chameleon eggs in the cabinet under the sink there. Becuase of the size of the room and the duct, by closing or opening the door I can keep the room a few degrees cooler in the summer or warmer in the winter. Most bathrooms if not really large have similar qualities.
erik775
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I'll try to experiment with different spots in my room since its the only room in the whole house with insulation I hope I can fen a spot for now till my incubator gets here...
