I incubate at 77 to 81.5 F. I live in an area that can have summer heat waves, so in the afternoon when it looks to be getting close to the max temperature I put a frozen gel pack in the incubator for the thermostat to work with, and keep the temps in the right range. Like I said in the other thread, the only time I had a temperature problem last year was when I was not home in time to put the gel pack in. But the temps only got to 84. 90 seems deadly. Since you can put the incubator back in the house, by all means do so.
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Bob
Pyromaniac AKA Greatballzofire
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