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    but if you keep the incubator closed and plugged in and you move it last the temps should be maintained

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    Re: Hatchlings and moving

    Quote Originally Posted by melly911 View Post
    but if you keep the incubator closed and plugged in and you move it last the temps should be maintained
    True, but you're better off moving the egg box to a small cooler than try to move the incubator with them inside, if it's big. You would be taking a huge risk on dumping the whole box over if it has room to slide around inside the inc, or the inc has to be tilted to be moved (like a big freezer). A couple degrees drop shouldn't hurt the eggs at that point in development. I would deliberately NOT cut the last clutch, so they aren't forced out of the egg prematurely by the jostling around of moving.
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