How to store/turn fertile eggs before incubating?

[pineapple416]

I was wondering how to store fertile eggs before hatching to have the best fertility rates. We are planning on hatching some "sizzle" chicks soon and are about to begin storing eggs.
Does anyone have tips on keeping the highest fertility rate and/or how to turn eggs while you are storing them? I tried to do some research online but found mixed reviews so I came here for help.
Thanks in advance!

Here's a picture of the pair we are breeding just for fun.

 

[Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua]

Pretty birds you caught me at the right time I put my eggs in the incubator last night I had mine in an egg turner you have to turn them or the eggs will be fatty the temp. Should be between 60-65

 

[pineapple416]

Thanks for the reply Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua.

 

[lazy gardener]

While you are collecting eggs, you should read ALL of "Hatching eggs 101" in the learning center. It will tell you how to store your eggs to ensure the best possible hatch. It will also tell you all of the minute details that are important to know. You will find answers to questions you didn't even know you had!

 

[PlymouthRockBBredSebright]

Temperature between 60-65, and you will want to turn them 3 times a day, except for the last thing days, when they do not need turning. Hope this helps, and happy hatching!

 

[pineapple416]

While you are collecting eggs, you should read ALL of "Hatching eggs 101" in the learning center. It will tell you how to store your eggs to ensure the best possible hatch. It will also tell you all of the minute details that are important to know. You will find answers to questions you didn't even know you had!

Thank you for the reply. This is a great idea I should have checked there first!

 

[pineapple416]

Temperature between 60-65, and you will want to turn them 3 times a day, except for the last thing days, when they do not need turning. Hope this helps, and happy hatching!

Thanks for the reply.