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Quote: Thank you, I can't wait to get them!!! I have never ordered eggs before, it is kinda exciting, especially since we have had such horrible weather, it will be like a little dose of spring early!!!!

Light Brahma's!!! We are also getting a trio from a show breeder. So hopefully between the eggs from Tennesee and our trio we will have a nice start!!!

Will do, I always run it for a couple of days before putting anything in it to make sure there is no malfuctions! Sheesh, I am going to have to get a second one for the ducks eggs. I think my husband is going to shoot me!!! Sorry honey we can't have a family meal the dining room is covered in...

Awsome, thanks everyone! The eggies should be arriving next week.

We don't have a basement, but my garage is VERY cold. That is why I was trying to figure out the temp, most eggs are stored around 58 degrees right? Would that be right???

Thanks everyone, glad I asked, I knew the hatch rate was much lower, but DID NOT know about storing them. What temp do you let your eggs sit at?

I have never hatched eggs other than what we produce, is there anything special you need to do for shipped eggs? Or do you put them into the incubator directly??? Any tips?