now that we're all warm and fuzzy....LOL, but seriously, I'd like to see a pic of that little guy. I almost kept him back, as you know. I'm hopin' for some of those pink babies, as last year I had two and, coincidentally, were the ones that were deformed. My incubation box shot up to well above 90 degrees for several days while I was in Mexico last July. Never again. I'm incubation the old fashioned way, using a fish tank 1/3 filled with water and warmed with a fish tank heater, a couple of bricks to elevate the incubation box just above the surface of the water, and seal off the top with intermittent wafts of fresh air throughout the incubation process. A nice, steady 73 - 75 F will do along with the usual amount of patience. We're getting more snow tomorrow into Saturday btw -- should I FedEx or USPS to ya??

Jerry Kruse

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