The best place for me, I have found is the lower kitchen cupboards. It stays a cool 55-65 degrees. This cupboard is on the east wall, and only gets the morning sun. It's also away from any heat sources ranges, ovens, refrigerators, etc. Yes refrigerators throw off heat on the outside.
Quote:Yes, they do! That's why we put seedling trays on top of refrigerators...to help germinate I put mine in cartons on a rack in the laundry room. It stays about 60-68 in there. I put a board under 1 end of the carton, and switch sides daily.
This is all very good advice. I'd didn't realize you could store eggs before incubating them until I read up on all of this on BYC. I made a lot of mistakes with my first round of eggs in the incubator (barnyard eggs). From now on, we'll be storing them at about 50 degrees until we gather a good amount then put them all in at once. My garage is kept at a steady 50. Just got to remember to rotate them!
I store mine on the top shelf inside of my refrigerator. This time of year in Florida my inside house temp is in the 76-82 range.
