Fire Ant Farm
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Howdy folks - I have a quick question. My rooster was attacked a few days ago defending the flock from some dogs. Looks like he will be ok, but I am suddenly in a position to hatch his girls' eggs earlier than expected, and am needing to save eggs.
I am in a warm climate - while the temps have been changing around, the high was 68F here yesterday. I understand that hatching eggs should be kept between 50-60F. I can either keep them at about 68-70F (ambient in the house), or in part of a wine fridge at 50F. Which would be better? Should I put a clean plastic bag around the egg holders to reduce evaporation? Other tips? (I know to put blunt end up, etc.)
Thanks in advance for any input!!!
- Ant Farm
I am in a warm climate - while the temps have been changing around, the high was 68F here yesterday. I understand that hatching eggs should be kept between 50-60F. I can either keep them at about 68-70F (ambient in the house), or in part of a wine fridge at 50F. Which would be better? Should I put a clean plastic bag around the egg holders to reduce evaporation? Other tips? (I know to put blunt end up, etc.)
Thanks in advance for any input!!!
- Ant Farm