Im pretty sure that a fan in the incubator to move the air wont hurt the eggs as long as your humidity is kept high. Now I have no idea why anyone would put eggs into the incubator on dry paper towels unless you were wanting to experiment with some Normals to see what would happen. I have a large incubator frigerator size, I keep a 6 inch fan going in it all the time to keep the temps evenly stirred up. I also have a 32 qt tub of water in the bottom of it besides doing the egg crate over the wet Peralite in the egg boxes. I do have say the eggs on a paper towel sounds like a tremendous money saver not having to buy shoe box tubs and Peralite but I dont think I will try it.
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Lots of cool Ball Pythons along with

0.0.1 Vietnamese Blue Beauty and some great Bull snakes.

1.1 Argentinian Black and White Tegus

1.0 Gotti Pitbull (Tank)

2.0 Beautiful Bengals (Stryker and Cynbad)

12 Tarantulas

Last but most Important 2.2 Children

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• Losing eggs during incubation - ohernz, Mon Jul 9 17:43:34 2012
• RE: Losing eggs during incubation - Herp_Herp_Hooray, Mon Jul 9 20:18:31 2012
• easiest way to kill eggs is with a fan - i95east, Mon Jul 9 20:59:44 2012
• RE: easiest way to kill eggs is with a fan - ohernz, Tue Jul 10 04:58:49 2012
• RE: easiest way to kill eggs is with a fan - jaymiller242, Tue Jul 10 18:33:50 2012