need help - lower than room temp incubation

[mainbutter]

So I really want to incubate my gecko eggs for longer, 75 degrees just isn't cutting it, they hatch out too soon and develop too fast for my liking. I have no air conditioning in my apartment, so dropping indoor temps isn't possible. I'd love to shoot for 68 degrees F.

LLL sells a mini fridge they market as an "incubator", but I've read reviews on amazon and all are 1 star, it seems they all crap out after a few months of irregular performance.

Help?

[Buttons]

try and locate a wine cooler

[mlededee]

How many days are your geckos incubating for at 75 degrees? Is that the warmest it gets? Usually a steady 75 degrees is fine and the babies hatch out good size, fully developed with no issues.

[lance]

a basement works that is where mine are and there about 70 degrees

lance

[mainbutter]

a basement works that is where mine are and there about 70 degrees

lance

Yeah, I wish, cuz that'd make it easy

I live in an apartment.

[Jmiller250]

I would try a fan and direct it overtop of the eggs and see what kind of temps you get. This way you get a little air circulation and it may cool it down a little.

[lance]

yeah that be a bit hard in an apartment what about in an unused room

lance

[DavisonReptileCo]

+1 on the wine cooler. A lot of times you can find them at department stores like Belk or JC Penny