Styrofoam Egg boxes

[Sevo]

I haven't used the sytro boxes in a couple seasons,
Hope this helps.

-adam

Well damn adam, One of the biggest reasons I was going for the styrofoam was becuase I thought you used them..

ok, now you have my attention.. what are you using to keep your eggs in wen you incubate .

BTW, great idea about the press and seal. I will pu that in my goodie bag for sure.

[Adam_Wysocki]

Well damn adam, One of the biggest reasons I was going for the styrofoam was becuase I thought you used them..

ok, now you have my attention.. what are you using to keep your eggs in wen you incubate .

BTW, great idea about the press and seal. I will pu that in my goodie bag for sure.

If I had room in the walk-in to still be using styro, I probably would be ... they were great ... unfortunately, I'm pushing maximum capacity for my incubator this year and I had to save space ... also, with a walk-in, the styro isn't as important because the temps stay very stable, even when I go in and out.

These days I'm using 18 qt rubbermaid "snap tops" (green tops) ... I LOVE them ... and the press and seal makes them PERFECT!!!

-adam

[Sevo]

Well, I may have to give them a try then. I called the company and they said I had to order a min of 8 of them ( 50 bucks min) and charge me freight for them...waiting to see the cost of shipping. I may just do as you are if it is to much

thank you again for the great ideas
Chris

[kavmon]

styro boxes from,


www.polar-tech.com

1 1/2" thick boxes.


yep, 8ballpythons hand me downs! i love those boxes with the clear glass lids. makes checking on eggs a breeze.


they basically cost about 12 bucks a piece shipped for 8 of them.

vaughn

[akaangela]

question. In the above photo do you have the styrofoam box in another container? If not how do you adjust your temps? Did I miss something? Thanks

[stangs13]

question. In the above photo do you have the styrofoam box in another container? If not how do you adjust your temps? Did I miss something? Thanks

They keep them in an incubator, controled by a T-stat.