! Still winter?! I really hope the best for you! Do you have the temp read yet? Do you keep other poultry?
maybe an end table cabniet?
Maybe you could find a box big enough to put all the eggs inside of with a lid to stabalize? Lots of people use ice chests
Hi Rayvn!
Shes alot more knowledgable than i am! Good person i know on another thread!
Heyla, Turk!
You're too kind... gave better advice than me, lol... I tend to forget the little things... :/
You wouldn't happen to be in Oz or NZ would ya? Believe their seasons are opposite us in the US...
Try not to get too worked up over these eggs... you are trying and that's all you can do... if you hadn't come along then they'd all be goners for sure...
You're very right, it is good to try... temp needs to get to 37° I believe, since you use Celsius, lol... Shoe box is just fine for now, humidity can be worried about later, temp is most important... From candling pics though, I will say that they might not have made it... they don't look quite right, but until they're up to temp I'd keep going for now... once they're nice and toasty warm for a while, then candle again and look for movement...Haha, yes I am in NZ!! At the moment the eggs are sitting in a lined shoe box, lid off, with a desk lamp shining down on them (it can get quite warm) at the moment their temperature is just a tiny bit over 25C...they need to be at least 10C over that, right? At the moment it's 13C outside THANK YOU so much for all the help, I wasn't expecting to get so muchEven if none of them make it, it's still good to try
Well, if you didnt expect TONS of help, you came to the wrong website!Haha, yes I am in NZ!! At the moment the eggs are sitting in a lined shoe box, lid off, with a desk lamp shining down on them (it can get quite warm) at the moment their temperature is just a tiny bit over 25C...they need to be at least 10C over that, right? At the moment it's 13C outside THANK YOU so much for all the help, I wasn't expecting to get so much
i think Rayvns right, again 
, in your situation, the saran wrapped bowl would be best, or maybe a deep, glass roasting pan? Galss is an insulator thats why reccomending glass. That way though, when you turn the eggs? You can just simply (stabalize the eggs) put a book under one end at a time, and that will move them through the 90* turning, and keep you from needing to open it, therefore keeping it more stable. Keeping paper towels damp is tough, so a small cup or bowl would mean less fixing it. If you have an oral baby syringe, that could help you by just sticking it thru one of the saran holes when rewetting. You need to turn the eggs for the best chance at hatching. Lots of times i have read that tou should turn an Odd number of times a day, so that the eggs never sit on the same side two nights in a row, but everyones opinions differ.
